Chivalry 2 By Sets -
In Chivalry 2, players customize their characters based on four factions (Agatha, Mason, Tenosia, and Free-for-All).
Unlike armor, weapon skins are typically unlocked for use across all factions.
Developers (Torn Banner) have experimented with skill-based team balancing that shuffles players into "sets" based on global rank and parties when a match begins, though this feature has faced technical hurdles. Summary of "Set" Features Feature Type Faction Sets Unique armor/voice lines for Agatha, Mason, and Tenosia. Draft Balancing Proposed/Beta
Players have long requested a "Set for all factions" button to quickly apply a look across different armies. Currently, armor is faction-specific, meaning a "Rebel Knight" set might only be available for Agatha.
One specific community draft idea involves awarding "Valor Points" to players who consistently finish in the "Top 5". These points would then be used by the matchmaking engine to distribute "pro" sets of players evenly between teams to prevent one-sided slaughters.
A "draft" feature is frequently suggested by the community as a way to fix (where high-level players all join one side).
In Chivalry 2, players customize their characters based on four factions (Agatha, Mason, Tenosia, and Free-for-All).
Unlike armor, weapon skins are typically unlocked for use across all factions.
Developers (Torn Banner) have experimented with skill-based team balancing that shuffles players into "sets" based on global rank and parties when a match begins, though this feature has faced technical hurdles. Summary of "Set" Features Feature Type Faction Sets Unique armor/voice lines for Agatha, Mason, and Tenosia. Draft Balancing Proposed/Beta
Players have long requested a "Set for all factions" button to quickly apply a look across different armies. Currently, armor is faction-specific, meaning a "Rebel Knight" set might only be available for Agatha.
One specific community draft idea involves awarding "Valor Points" to players who consistently finish in the "Top 5". These points would then be used by the matchmaking engine to distribute "pro" sets of players evenly between teams to prevent one-sided slaughters.
A "draft" feature is frequently suggested by the community as a way to fix (where high-level players all join one side).
