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The glaive is still there aswell

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Honestly, the glaive doesn't feel as powerful as the menavlion. (I feel like) It's shorter, deals slightly less damage, and worse handling on horseback.
The glaive is better against shields, though, but in my opinion, I'd trade any other 2H weapon for a (long) menavlion.

If it can't be used on horseback, that would be a great help as well. Long reach + swing AND thrust + horse speed = killing spree.

I love the Menavlion, but seriously, it's too strong.

Alright, time to hit "Don't pair me with these guys", because they're rock bottom on the list with 0/10. Now I will only win! GENIUS!!

As stated before, not gonna happen. Don't like a guy? Mute them, but if they suck, deal with it. In Siege, I praise the noobs. I need them to upkeep my favorite classes.

Honestly, every clan is balanced, but some clans could be trash for one person, while it's OP for another.
For example, Khan's Guard is the only Khuzait class with a 2H weapon that can swing, making it hard for a 2H lover like me to get started. I have to loot it first and earn the money to buy Khan's guard, and then I must sustain it. So either get my money from TRYING to hit my arrows before going in Rambo style, or risk starting from scratch.

What I would recommend, and it's just an idea, not fleshed out:
A; 1 customizable class per faction
Have an editor where you can choose whether you want to be infantry, ranged, or cavalry and then pick your weapons.
The game will calculate the value of your class then, which will be the price
This way, every faction will have at least one class that suits you, and maybe a relatively decent cost to sustain.

B; Have preferences
When searching for a game, you can choose which clan(s) you want to be in, or which clan(s) you really want to avoid.
Of course, these preferences could affect how long you must wait for a match, but at least you know you won't enter a game as Khuza--I mean, a clan you despise.

Few reasons I can think of:
1: Get your whole Discord to join one side and be an elite group mowing down single spawned enemies.
2: Most servers are Deathmatch, which may often spawn you in the middle of an enemy group, sometimes right after you chose that high cost unit.
Shortly put: Easier spawnkilling. A little bad luck, and you can't work your way up, having a KD of 0.3 or lower because you had to be a Peasant.
3: Farming wins: You can join the side that's winning, and when they're losing, swap. As long as there's an open spot, you can.
4: No balance check: you can join the biggest team, as long as there's a spot.

I wish it counted though, would be good for my own stats. But then again, it feels good, having a gamemode without stressing over bad stats.

It seems to be fixed since the latest update.

Gonna try tomorrow, but after the latest update, it seems my game moved on after the notification this time.
I'll look deeper into it after my sleep and get back to you wether or not my issue is fixed.
Thanks for the reply, elysebluemoon.

You can sneak into a town/castle, mostly because you have to break out a lord. If you kill guards on the way (and I mean kill, not just knocking unconcious), will it reduce the amount of troops stationed in that town/castle?


I know I can just check it myself by remembering the number of troops before I enter the town/castle, count all the "Guard has been killed by Player" messages, and compare the numbers afterwards, but I always forget to look at it. Can someone answer this for me?