Chivalry 2 will feature a persistent hub and other content players have been hoping for.
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With the recent announcement of Chivalry 2, lovers of the multiplayer medieval hack and slash genre have something to look forward to, especially with the recent headaches plaguing the competition like Mordhau.
An insider at Torn Banner Studios has offered some insight as to what has been in the works for the much anticipated sequel to Chivalry: Medieval Warfare.
Players will be able to interact with each other in a persistent hub
Not in the mood to jump straight into battle? Torn Banner is set to debut their take on a persistent hub which will be a main feature of Chivalry 2. As a player you will be able to explore a small town which will serve as a hub for players to congregate and interact with each other outside of a normal chat box or on a medieval battlefield. Want to see how much ale you can chug before your character can no longer walk? There will be a couple of taverns that will be perfect for such an undertaking. Players will be able to interact with at least 100 other knights in each instance of the persistent hub. Mini-games are also in the works to provide more options to focus on interacting with other players off the battlefield.
In addition to the persistent hub, the studio behind Chivalry 2 has decided to take a unique approach toward bringing quality of life changes to the genre. One such change is the fact that users who equip shields while in a match will automatically have their connection redirected to another server in which they can play with other shield users. The developers decided that the best option to dealing with the cancer that is shield users is to force them all to play together on their own separate server. Sort of like a purgatory for shield users. The only way out of this purgatory is to unequip your shield and fight like a true warrior.
One developer remarked that the shield purgatory would help shield users to realize how bland and annoying their play style is by forcing them to fight nothing but other shield wielders.
Other changes are currently on the drawing board, such as only allowing archers to shoot arrows that do not have any arrowheads.
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