Since its release in 87, Mount & Blade 0: Overlord has gained a large number of players' love with its unique sandbox gameplay and grand war system, with a 0% praise rate on Steam (especially praise). However, some players think that compared to other medieval-themed RPGs, the role-playing elements of this game have always been a little weak. However, with the arrival of the new expansion Warsails and other updates, these issues may finally be improved.

The core gameplay of "Ride and Blade 2" revolves around the player's journey from a commoner to an emperor, and the open world setting dictates that the game has to weaken the story and role-playing elements in many ways. The developers are working hard to change that, and it has been officially announced that a major new mechanic will be introduced in a future update, the stealth system, which will allow players to experience richer gameplay beyond the battlefield, rather than just leading troops to siege or charging on horseback.

The official update announcement states: "Enemy AI now detects based on sounds and movements, and reacts with varying degrees of vigilance to the player's actions. To succeed in stealth, you'll not only have to choose your route carefully, but you'll also need to hide yourself from the terrain, altitude differences, night cover, and natural cover. "For those who wish to take on the role of a cunning spy or assassin, this is expected to enhance the character experience.

In addition, the game will also include a random event system, and players may encounter various unexpected events as they explore the campaign map, which will have different effects depending on the situation in the Kalad Empire, the state of the territory, and the player's decisions, and may even change the character's personality attributes.

Foreign media comicbook pointed out that if the development team can carefully polish this system and ensure that the variety of events is rich, then the depth of role-playing in "Ride and Cut 2" will reach a new level. It is hoped that the development team will fully exploit the potential of this system and bring players more memorable medieval adventures.

According to the media, although these updates have not yet been officially launched, it is rare to see that Mount & Blade 2: Overlord is still refining its RPG experience three years after its release, and the game itself is finally more like an RPG.