After all, the FPS genre is easily one of the most exploited in gaming.
Not all games, however, revolve around guns and grenades.
Some simply move the clock back a few hundred years.
Yes, we’re talking aboutmedievalwarfare.
The clashing of steel, high-flying arrows, and catapults of course.
And only one game turns first-person medieval siege into an all-out warzone.
That game isChivalry 2.
Before you know it, you’re being battered from all sides.
We hate to say it, but you could’t blame your teamates, you walked right into this one.
This way, if you get hurt, there will always be someone on the backline to help you.
There’s also no problem stepping into 2v2 and 3v3 battles that have dragged themselves out of the huddle.
Excessive Blocking
Now let’s get to the nitty gritty, the clashing of steel.
Which is what you’ll be doing the majority of the time inChivalry 2.
That’s because the longer you hold your block, the faster your stamina depletes.
With that, every time you take a hit your stamina decreases.
If you use this attack, you’ll already be low on blocking stamina.
So, choose your heavy attacks wisely.
This is an excellent way to combat players who just find a way to block your every hit.
Throwing in a kick can catch them off guard and disrupt their attack rhythm.
You’d be surprised how often this can give you the upper hand in a fight.
Although the kick is good, there are a few things to keep in mind when using it.
If they are a few steps back, your kick will not land, leaving you vulnerable.
Weapon Setup
Night, Vanguard, Footman, and Archer are the four main classes inChivalry 2.
Each of those four classes is further subdivided into three distinct subclasses.
The pop in of weapon setup you have is determined by the class and subclass you choose.
The disadvantage is that they can not use a shield.
Each of these classes and weapons has a unique swing speed, attack punch in, and secondary item.
For example, if you’re two-handing a sword, you want big hits rather than quick spam attacks.
That’s for a Footman wielding an agile weapon.
And beginner tips to know is that there are ways to combo and switch up your attacks.
That way you’re not just mindlessly swinging side to side every time.
The first method of attack is Drags.
This could be the point at which your opponent relents on his block.
Along with Drags, are Excels.
This is accomplished by turning into your opponent, allowing your attack to land faster.
you’re able to then use that awkward moment to get a quick jab in.
Morphs are the final method.
This pops up if you command one attack and then switch to another.
you could do this by selecting another attack option before committing fully to your initial attack.
Riley Fonger is a freelance writer, music lover, and gamer since adolescence.
