Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8600M / ATi Radeon 2400 or better
OS: OS X version Mavericks 10.9, or later Processor: Intel Pentium 4 2.0 GHz or AMD 2.5 GHz OS: Windows 2000 / XP / Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8, Mac OS X, Linux Steam account required for game activation and installation Mount & Blade: Warband Īction, Roleplaying, Strategy, Sandbox, Open World Yes, same name as the original file name, just with that character at the end (Note: It'll be hidden in Linux Press Ctrl+H to display hidden files).Learn more about the Mount & Blade: Warband Model Name If it breaks your configuration file, it always stores a copy of the previous version at "~/.mbwarband/rgl_config.txt~" (Linux/Mac) or "Documents\Mount&Blade Warband\rgl_config.txt~" (Windows). Combine them, and you'll have the best of two worlds. It also doesn't contain all the possible options, and is currently nearly as crap as the default config window in the Linux version of the game. It shouldn't break anything, but flaws are quite possible. This program is in an early stage, and is a bit experimental. If you do try the Linux binary on Mac, let me know how it went! :) I don't know if the linux binary would work, though. exe through Mono, it might work if the configuration files are located in the same path as in Linux. The save button doesn't work, and will for some reason cause the program to crash. In Windows, you'll currently only be abled to view the settings, but not edit them. It requires Mono, which can be downloaded right here, and you'll have to launch it through mono.exe (usually located at C:\Program Files (x86)\Mono\bin\mono.exe). If you try to open it by double clicking the exe, you're gonna have a bad time, though. It was never intended for Windows, but since it was compiled in Mono, it is possible to run it on Windows. So I won't be abled to use it on Windows? And while we're at it, why not extende the reach of the sliders? So now, if you wish, all (as in every single one of them) of yours as well as the enemies' troops will spawn at the start of a battle, and no reinforcements or new enemies silently spawning in behind you with crossbows. I was able to create a stand-alone program altering the game's settings to your will. Well, unfortunately, I can't fix the crashing, but the settings are quite easy to manipulate.
The settings dialogue is also a disaster. It seems they haven't made Linux their highest priority, with the game crashing a lot, but rarely enough that you forget to save your progress.
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