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We have just released a grand DLC, War Sails, for our game, Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord

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Sail the high seas, lead mighty fleets, and forge your legacy in War Sails. Bringing naval warfare to Bannerlord for the first time, War Sails lets players command powerful ships, engage in thrilling sea battles, and master maritime conquest.

Hey there Lemmerds,

After years of hard work, today we released a big expansion to our game which mainly includes Nord faction and sea battles. If you're looking for some good action, good sandbox and awesome ship fights, you might want to check it.

Alongside, we're releasing 1.3 patch after a long while, which brings a giant deal of changes.

Hope you enjoy it!

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Hello, please consider releasing the game for linux
- It’s 100% playable on Linux, as a matter of fact I’m playing it on Bazzite right now.
  
  You should consider releasing native builds for linux and direct buying options
- it runs perfectly on proton.
  seems like an unnecessary workload for an already busy team of developers
  
  It doesn't anymore... It crashed like 5x today, and that's not including the times where it froze for 5+ minutes and recovered
  
  seems like an unnecessary workload for an already busy team of developers
  Personally i would consider releasing the game for consoles more unnecessary. I guess it all boils down to what your goals are
  
  console port actually brings new players and revenue to the project, while linux is a relatively tiny marketshare of people who already have a way of playing the game
  lets be real, their goals are to probably to have a profitable project
- I've been playing the game just fine on Linux for about 50 hours. Idk if a native build would be that useful
- FYI, it’s working great for me on Cachy right now.
  I personally think that Proton has ended the need for Linux-native builds, but I wouldn’t be opposed to Linux native games that skip Windows entirely.
  
  I personally think that Proton has ended the need for Linux-native builds
  No, it's only allowing people to patch up the problem

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