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the problem is, its just the bare bones basics. it doesnt have a huge roster of characters each with extremely unique mechanics and playstyles, nor the deeper/more advanced systems that make good fighting games good.
This. Even Chivalry is more advanced than this game, and gives you more freedom as to how to fight, and how to react immediately within seconds after you swing - you can even regret your swings!
Just like in real life fights. You know, the thing that you are totally into, and is a grand master at, in real life.
DEUS VULT!!!
I seriously shouldn't even try to correct you.
There is an very obvious reason, as to why Chivalry has such a better score, and this hasn't.
The majority has spoken, and you have become the ignorant being stuck in the "depth of the combat system".
Piss off, will you?
The playerbase of Chivalry has been stable since October, 2012... Are you retarded? Why would so many people play "Medieval Warfare in the eyes of a 6 year old programmer with no knowledge [...]"? - Even your sentence sounds quite unintelligent.
i wouldnt touch that game not even with 4k playerbase.. dead as harambe himself
Yeah, that is a very very cool, in-depth feature which changed the gameplay from ground-breaking to absolutely gangbangtastic!
Weabs often refrains from using their brains.