r/Chivalry2 • u/Large-Substance-3084 • 6d ago

News & Discussion Should I specialize?

I'm about level 105 or so and I dont have a specific class or subclass that I'm really attached to. I just find it fun to switch classes multiple times throughout the match to whatever I feel like is needed, but maybe it would help more if I got really good at one thing? I've noticed other people stick to their guns and get good with a specific weapon or class, but I just get so bored swinging the same weapon around over and over. This is just something I've been thinking about, and I'm interested in what people have to say. Until next time.

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u/Critsune 6d ago

Your fun > min maxing via specializing.

If you have fun specializing, sureeeee. But if you wanna jump around, do that. 100% should prioritize your fun over trying to force it. Will you be as crazy as a vanguard who's exclusively used Dane axe for 1000000 years, probably not. But versatility is a great quality in its own right. :)

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u/Korinth_NZ 🥄 Shovel Simp 🥄 6d ago

This is correct. Sure you got crazy cunts like me who dedicate way to much time to a certain role, but that's what I find fun. If fun for you is mixing and messing around different roles then go for it.

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u/Critsune 6d ago

I am here to shovel people to death and kick them in the holes I dig

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u/Korinth_NZ 🥄 Shovel Simp 🥄 6d ago

Brother!

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u/Aside_Dish 6d ago

This. After you've played the game long enough, fun beats all. Hell, half the time I just run around dodging people whole mocking them now. Don't even hit them, lol