To be honest, I have been diving in this forum for several years, and I finally registered an account today, mainly because I was browsing old apps on my mobile phone recently, and suddenly I came back to play "Chivalry 2". I'm not bragging, this game has come all the way from the Symbian era, and now it can still run smoothly on the 4.0 system, which is a small miracle😄
In fact, the first time I came into contact with this game was in 2012. At that time, I had just changed to a smartphone and was still using Nokia. At that time, there were very few mobile games on the market, so being able to play a real-time MMORPG was a treasure. I remember the first time I entered the game, I chose a camp and followed the missions to defeat monsters and upgrade. Although the picture must be rough now, the passion of a group of people fighting swords and gang wars in the wild all night still makes my blood boil when I think about it⚔️
What I will never forget most about "Chivalry 2" is its economic system. Fully open to trade, equipment is not bound and can be bought and sold freely, and the equipment will not be scrapped after it is strengthened. You can inherit the materials when changing to new equipment. This setting was really advanced at the time, and many PC games were not so conscientious. I remember that I saved a small fortune by reselling materials, bought a good mount, and took friends I met in the game to travel around. That kind of pure happiness is rare now🤔
Each of the eight sects has its own characteristics, and positioning is very important when fighting. One of the main professions I play is a melee profession, and the other is a long-range profession. The two gameplays are completely different. Not to mention the gang war, where the commander shouts for wheat, the team cooperates, and the city is seized. After a game, the palms of the hands are all sweaty. Later, I gradually became busy with work, and gradually gave up the game, but from time to time I still think of those nights, when a few people squatted in the wild to sneak attack on the enemy camp, or played dungeons to collect materials together.
I recently reinstalled it and played it for a few hours. I found that most of the old IDs I used together were gray, but there are still many new players. The atmosphere of the game has not changed, it still has the flavor of gratification, and the trading market is also active. Young players may feel that the graphics are lagging behind, but for us old guys who have come from the feature machine era, it is difficult to find a replacement for this taste.
If you are also a nostalgic party and want to find an old mobile game that can be played slowly without spending money, "Chivalry 2" is really worth trying. I'm not bragging, it's much more pure than those current games that automatically find one-stop paths and fill the screen with recharge pop-ups. That's it for writing this. If you have time to meet someone in the game, you can add them as a friend and form a team together to have a nostalgic wave👊