Yeah, it's pretty fun. Couple things beyond that.

I'm a huge fan of games with these huge, large-scale battles. They really scratch a itch in me. This game does that pretty well in most regards.

I think some of the classes feel a little "same-y" to me, minus the ranged ones of course. The difference in maps is pretty good, and there's some nice variety within the objectives.

I'd recommend it to anyone who likes these sorts of things. It's fun, but nothing mind blowing. Really good time with friends.

Um dos jogos multiplayers mais divertidos que joguei nos ultimos tempos, ele faz tudo de melhor que o primeiro jogo, a jogabilidade é maravilhosa, os graficos belos e brutal ao mesmo tempo, o sangue na lama misturado com uma quantidade infinita de corpos mostra a brutalidade e a insalubridade de uma guerra medieval, os modos de jogos são divertidos, principalmente os objetivos em grupos, que variam bastante conforme o mapa, vão desde roubar e assassinar camponeses até cercos de cidades grandes, o jogo infelizmente possui alguns bugs que atrapalham moderadamente principalmente quem joga no controle mas que serão arrumados com certeza.
O jogo é incrivel e eu estou adorando, no momento estou com 17h de jogo mas com certeza terei mais dezenas e dezenas de horas, e eu espero muito que os devs continuem a atualiza-lo adicionando e melhorando conteúdos.

This game is exactly what mordhau players wish they were playing.

Uninspired customisation that is made up for in the most interesting, beginner friendly, medieval combat on the market right now. This gameplay actually rewards you for original tactics, creativity and raw skill.

If you're deciding between this or Mordhau, choose this game.

Played from – to: (2023-10-08 – 2023-12-06) – PC keyboard.
‣ 7/10 – I hope they paid the voice actors enough.

‣ Thoughts: I have never played Chivalry I, nor do I have a lot of experience in these type of complex combat online games. The only one that I had played before that is similar to this was MORDHAU. So, when I speak about Chivalry II, I speak from the perspective of a newbie who enjoys a few matches a day, gets his ass kicked and then complains that the teammates are bad.

In any case, this was a fun and unique experience. The complexity of combat could be dumbed down to simply provoking a pattern in an enemy and forcing him to block and attack while mixing it up with a kick to break the cycle. Obviously, there are more ways to trick your opponent’s when it comes to 1 on 1’s like fainting or swapping to heavy delayed swings, but for the most part you attack and block in a pattern and mix it up as much as you can to win the fight with a quick mind game. However, this game absolutely stinks in group fights. You either get a player who blocks 5 strikes in one go and sweeps everyone’s legs away or you get instantly decimated by three guys screaming their lungs out. The best way to describe this game would be chaos.

The atmosphere of Chivalry II is incredible. It truly captures the feel of a bloody massive sword fight in a mist of arrows. When you charge into battle you truly feel like a part of an army rushing straight to the unknown and it is great. If I had to compare how the game feels I would say it comes close to matching the mood and vibes of Battlefield 1 where everything around you moves, explodes and dies and all of that is caused by other players in real time.

In conclusion. This is a great multiplayer experience that has a huge learning curve and can be hard to get into, since the left-over player base is all veterans who sweat their balls of to ruin your fun evening with the boys. But it manages to immerse you better than most online pvp games and that is its magic charm. The complex combat can sometimes feel unfair and group fights are best to be avoided but you can also use that to your advantage and have tons of fun. It is all about positioning.