Let me give you some background first. I am a standard worker. I commute two hours back and forth every day, take a one-hour lunch break, and squeeze in all my gaming time. I have played a lot of mobile games before, but they were either too boring or too exciting. Until two days ago, my colleague played "Chivalry" on the subway. This game really feels like a treasure.
My first impression is that the combat in this game is really exciting, and the real-time system is fun and time-saving. I've played that kind of turn-based system before, where you have to wait for a long time to take action, and you can't even do it while wandering around on the subway. This game skill is just a slap in the face when thrown out, and a copy can be completed steadily within ten minutes. When it reaches the station, it just ends, and the point is perfectly stuck.
What do you think the working party is most afraid of? What I'm afraid of is the kind of activities where you have to go online on time to fight gang wars, otherwise you will lose progress. But the combat mode of "Chivalry" is very flexible. You can fight in the wild, in the arena, or on the battlefield if you want. No one will force you if you don't want to fight. During my two days of commuting, I randomly planted a flag and had a fight with passers-by. I just finished the fight when I left the station, and I felt very comfortable.
Let's talk about the equipment system, it's really amazing how varied it is. As a micro-Kryptonian (actually zero-Kryptonian), what I fear most is that my equipment will be beaten by local tyrants. However, the equipment in this game is quite good. Yesterday, I spent half an hour researching a set of crit-style equipment. I tried it on passers-by on the subway, and it worked wonders. If you have nothing to do, just go to the trading shop to find some cheap materials, make your own equipment, and have the joy of a real life player.
Oh, by the way, this game also has life skills and craft recipes, which feels like a development game. I often take advantage of my lunch break to do some collecting, collect some materials, and make a few potions. I can eat and fish without missing a beat, and my friendliness level with office workers is very high.
The only small complaint I have is that the matching in this game is sometimes very good. If I lose, I want to try again. I almost sat there two or three times last night. I suggest you set an alarm clock. Don't follow my example.
Overall, "Chivalry" can be regarded as a rare treasure game in recent times. Not to mention it is free, and the rhythm can be completely controlled by yourself. You can play it while waiting on the subway, waiting for takeout, or waiting in line. It is much better than watching useless short videos here. This weekend I plan to stay at home and study the dungeon play style. Brothers who are interested can come to the message area to chat. Can we form a commuting fishing team together? 😏