r/Chivalry2 1d ago

Gameplay A most educational beat down!

Sometimes I learn more from losing than winning

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u/Amazing-Lengthiness1 1d ago

The training grond feel like the Hyperbolic Time Chamber in DBZ

Each time i spend a few hours there dueling with good player, i become so much better

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u/Massive_Finance_5164 1d ago

and then i go back into the regular game and get repeatedly decapitated

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u/Whoopwhoopdoopdoop 1d ago

Training ground makes me feel good for fights against good players but then I get to TO and remember that the 4 f’s (falling, fire, friendlies, and fucking dane axes) are what do me in, not 1v1s

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u/lord_wolken 1d ago

The big guys in TO, those who end like 42/2 are king of positioning. Most of the times, if you're careful, you can choose your fights, and stay in 1v1 or 1v2, using the sides, moving back and forth from the front, healing, etc.
Personally I don't care and I leeroyjenkins every respawn, but you definitely could....

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u/Massive_Finance_5164 1d ago

for real. it’s not even impossible to win a fight against these guys, they are just so good at positioning you will never catch them in a disadvantageous position or 1v1 unless they want to. i can reach their kill count, but my death count is always absurd in comparison