20-50 bytes instead of many kilobytes.īefore you could save at all you had level codes you could write in to jump to last level. Save points evolved the same way as no save during combat in M&B, All games was based on levels you completed and went on to the next one, to save room on the small memory sticks and to simplify coding they only let you save at end of level so they only had to store current level, inventory, player health and other stats. It is where players assist the Bozjan Resistance in reclaiming their homeland from the IVth Imperial Legion. It also kind of pointless as combat don't last that long.Įlder scroll games don't have different modus like this if you enter a dungeon the game has to save everything in the dungeon anyway as you might leave and come back later. The Bozjan Southern Front is an instanced area that up to 72 players can explore simultaneously, and is the first major battlefield in the Save the Queen: Blades of Gunnhildr storyline.

Saving in combat modus is not in as the game would have to save all the data to recreate it and it's made by a very small company. where you ride around and fight the enemies in first or third person together with your army.

If you come close to enemies you enter combat modus. Mount and blade has a map where you and other groups move around in real time.

You could save anytime in mount and blade, with one requirement, you could not save during battles only on the map page. Might not be the option I would want for this game, but it's one option. In that game you just saved every time you exited the game (I guess MMO's are like that too). The only game I can think of that handled this was Mount & Blade.

Save button enemy front