Kill peasants and burn villages defended by other players in Chivalry

• Rin wrote on 2012-07-29 17:28
  [video=youtube;6GnuCjueong]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GnuCjueong[/video]
• Akemii wrote on 2012-07-29 18:20
  This going to be on PS3?
• Sumpfkraut wrote on 2012-07-29 18:27
  Looks like a copy of Age of Chivalry with updated graphics. IN fact it looks so much like it that a comparison with the CHinese TF2 clone seems warranted, at least from the Alpha footage and descriptions presented.
  
  And I'm sorry, but butchering villages was NOT the standard in Medieval times. Why would it be? They fought for central points of control, castles and cities, not puny villages. Furthermore, Chivalry was not a shallow throw-about term. It meant something, even if not everyone rigorously practised its code, and certainly not in battle itself.
• Akemii wrote on 2012-07-29 18:54

  Quote from Sumpfkraut;921266:

  Looks like a copy of Age of Chivalry with updated graphics. IN fact it looks so much like it that a comparison with the CHinese TF2 clone seems warranted, at least from the Alpha footage and descriptions presented.
  
  And I'm sorry, but butchering villages was NOT the standard in Medieval times. Why would it be? They fought for central points of control, castles and cities, not puny villages. Furthermore, Chivalry was not a shallow throw-about term. It meant something, even if not everyone rigorously practised its code, and certainly not in battle itself.

  
  
  Germany please
• Sumpfkraut wrote on 2012-07-29 19:10
  No!
  
  
  Ah, I see it's the successor to AoC. It still seems to be just a lazy rewrapping in a new engine so far.
• Rin wrote on 2012-07-29 21:48

  Quote from Sumpfkraut;921288:

  No!
  
  Ah, I see it's the successor to AoC. It still seems to be just a lazy rewrapping in a new engine so far.

  
  
  I believe the team wasn't satisfied with how the Source engine was working out for them, so they turned to Unreal engine to have more coding freedom.
  
  It's not so much of a lazy rewrapping, but more like "We can now do things we couldn't do with the Source engine". And since they bought a license, they can sell it instead of just releasing it as a mod of a game.
  
  All aside, Chivalry isn't aiming for realism as much as its direct competitor, War of the Roses. To put it in another light, comparing Chivalry to War of the Roses is like comparing Call of Duty to Battlefield.
• Sumpfkraut wrote on 2012-07-29 21:52
  OMG, just looking up a WoTR video. IT'S SEXY. GERMAN SCHOOL OF THE NOBLE ART OF FIGHTING ALL THE WAY.