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Updated combat system in Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord – A big improvement over the first game, but some fans believe that there is one big exception: automatic blocking. In hand-to-hand fighting from a third party, the game gives a lot of pleasure, but requires you to develop fairly quick reflexes if you want to fend off enemy attacks or use two-handed weapons effectively. A TaleWorlds customer service representative on the forum has indicated that this feature will be back. Previous games in the Mount & Blade series included automatic blocking, in which, in the absence of input from the player, the character always tried to block incoming strokes.
“We disabled this feature, but there were a lot of requests,” the TaleWorlds support service said, “so we plan to add it back.” We will announce this in our forums. ”
Several players have been asked to return this feature, both on official forums and in Steam discussions. In addition, players with disabilities called the auto-lock feature a key part of their ability to play the game. Players with impaired motor functions or vision may not be able to quickly move the mouse in response or may not constantly be able to distinguish between the movements of the enemy in a gaming environment. It is likely that automatic blocking will only be added to the single-player game and will remain disabled for the multi-player game, as in previous games.
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