They both contain 64 and 40-player team objective modes, and also include team deathmatch, free-for-all, duels, and last team standing game modes. When it comes to multiplayer game modes, there’s quite a lot of overlap between Mordhau and Chivalry 2. In regards to class, gear, and cosmetics customisation options, Mordhau clearly wins here. Mordhau goes the extra mile in this regard, with a fully-fledged character creator and a much wider variety of armour pieces to try out.
You can be the knight in shining armour you always wanted to be.īoth games offer cosmetic customisation options for weapons and armour, allowing you to experiment with different colour combinations, sigils and armour pieces to make your character your own. This allows you to create more unique builds that fit your playstyle, without any limits to the weapons and armour you would like to take with you out on the battlefield. You are only limited by how you choose to spend the points you have earned through playing the game. On the other hand, Mordhau opts for a much more flexible approach to its customisation, allowing you to freely pick and choose any armour, weapons or gear for your character. This allows for more balance in multiplayer and prevents people from spamming the same weapons and gear over and over - though it can feel a little limiting. There is a degree of choice when picking your starting arsenal, as there are multiple primary and secondary weapons of the same type within each class to try out. Luckily both games offer extensive armour, weapon, and character customisation to satisfy the Middle Ages cosplayer within us all.Ĭhivalry 2 opts for a class-based system, where perks and weapon types are locked to a specific loadout depending on the class and subclass you’re playing as. In regard to having a more accessible appeal and being able to immediately grab a wider variety of players, Chivalry 2 just takes the edge over Mordhau here, though it is down to your preference.įor some, being able to kit out your bloodthirsty medieval avatars in whichever way you see fit is half the fun. The better combat experience is a subjective choice and is dependent on what you’re looking for specifically. Its simpler and more arcadey approach to combat results in a smaller skill gap between its players, and is therefore more beginner-friendly. Because of this, you can more likely take on multiple enemies and come out the victor, which is much harder to pull off in Mordhau. Although its increased difficulty can lead to higher rewards, it’s quite a bit harder for the newer players among you to feel like you have a fair chance.Ĭhivalry 2 is more forgiving, as it allows you to hold down the block button, and is more focused on preserving your stamina meter. Mordhau has a very high skill ceiling, which will funnel you into specific playstyles and movement exploits to adhere to the meta laid out by the community. Both have directional blocking, but Mordhau’s blocking system is more unforgiving and requires tighter timing to pull off effectively. Chivalry 2 aims for a more casual and approachable experience, while Mordhau has further layers of complexity. Even chiv had low level servers so you could get used to it, Mordhau has nothing.īut, I do agree that the game shouldn't be expected to be realistic.Though both games offer brutal and visceral fist-person combat and have their learning curves, they differ in quite distinct ways. I get that you can learn to read these, I have myself, but they're definitely not welcoming to new players. But I think he may be referring to the animation abusing with certain weapons, or people that have mastered the drags on the 1H messer.
So no, we don't have ballerinas, which are annoying and not fun for anyone.
Some people just want to have a casual hack n slash game to play.īut, Mordhau has done a good job making drags and accels a good thing to use and fight with by toning them down from chiv. man people like you are why people say the community is bad."get good or get lost" is not a good way to play the game, not everyone wants to sweat and tryhard in this game and spend all their time in duel servers.
Chivalry 2 vs mordhau how to#
I used to hate them too but I learned how to use them and they make the game far more complex and exciting. ♥♥♥♥ off don't touch our game if you're going to be this closed minded. They are not realistic at all and they are EXPLOITS." Yes you heard me right, I did call them exploits. Originally posted by MAULNSTER:"What I don't like are drags, accels, ballerinas and exploits like that.
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