@YOLANDIVISSER said:

@arr0wmanc3r said:

@YOLANDIVISSER said:
Is it that outrageous to imagine someone spinning into an enormous sword swing? There are lots of kicks in real life that involve spinning the entire body to generate force.

I think babies who were cut down like grass in Chivalry are just scared and PTSD ridden

There is historical precedent for spinning with a greatsword. Certainly not ROHs but several Italian spadone manuals describe swinging the weapon in huge arcs and even rotating the body 180+ degrees in order to hit someone behind you. As in chiv and Mordhau, this tactic was probably mainly used to fight several enemies at once. And now, enjoy Matt Easton being an absolute madman:

(He also uses one handed thrusts with the weapon, something we see in Mordhau)

Yeah this is what I figured without the evidence to back it up. Something that long needs a pretty long swing to get moving and spinning would be a good way to do this.

I understand ROH complaints but spinning with a super long sword is nothing to whine about imo

I haven't seen a 360+ swingaround in the video...That is what are the whines about and that is what is gameplaywise nonsence. In real life you can easasily react to this...in game when somebody do 360 in 1v1 combat...pretty much no chance.

When you hit a teammate and enemy then kills him, you get an assist point.

Yeah! ...time to say goodbye to Chivalry - I hope