Mount&Blade has great horseback combat.
Mounted followers would be nice then, especially as the follower pathing is so incredibly borked when going up and down cliffsides (they refuse to move across certain pieces of terrain, they'll only path on the actual ground mesh...) Maybe putting the follower on a horse would help.
Lol, no... Never tried that. Didn't think it was possible to ride up such obstacles... You're the first one I hear of to tell of such a trick/bug... If you can ride up over Solitude, what happens if you hit one of the boundaries at the edge of the Skyrim world map...? Heh.BTW have you ridden out over solitude?
Mounted followers would be nice then, especially as the follower pathing is so incredibly borked when going up and down cliffsides (they refuse to move across certain pieces of terrain, they'll only path on the actual ground mesh...) Maybe putting the follower on a horse would help.
Same here. I gave up horseriding when I realized it was actually taking me longer to get from place to place because the dismounting/remounting. On foot, I don't have to stop at all to kill something (since I can one-shot most wild animals/bandits).I have so far despised skyrim horseriding with a passion due to the time it takes to get on and off horseback, plus their propensity for getting themselves killed in battle (or uselessly running away and getting lost). I almost never use a horse.
Well, you can always go for Frost.Can't get shadowmere, I slew the relevant NPC that initiates that quest chain...