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TeenBrunette said:

Hello

Acctually I'm figuring out how to inert Scotland and maybe I found a way.

I'm part of lemmyMap team, we're are woking on the Rus part now, so in the map I will add the principality of Novgorod.
Teutonic order is already present in baltic region, and with rus expanion from LemmyMap, I will imrpove them.

Poland, Hungary and Golden Horde are already present.

Hafaysd,Ottomans and Ilkahnate: I've the way to add more cities, so imrpove balance and number of factions. this is why also I will add them.

And obviously we're working on some features that those faction will balance:
In early 14th century Jacque de Molay the last Knight templar order grand Master was rising founds for launch a new crusade, until Philippe le Bel arrest him, and so on.
I put Jacques into the game, but with a fake identity, so will be the player to discover who is and what he is doing.
But the idea of a new crusade rests, and that gave us possibility to launch some features. Cross the fingers...

Thx

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Al-Sarranid said:

Edit: Chambers should be the next focus to improve the game, at least ... make the window of frames bigger so it's possible.

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Count Talbar said:

Chambers are heavily reliant on the transitional animations because your windup swing has to physically connect with the incoming attack. So generally, it's actually easier to chamber if your weapon is on the opposite side of the incoming attack because your windup swing will be more pronounced. If you hold a block in the correct direction and then try to chamber from that position, you'll have a very small window to chamber because your weapon isn't moving much.

Now, it's also important to note that different rest states and stances will affect your windup animation. So, in your example, the most reliable way to chamber an overhead with a 2H sword would be to hold a downward block and then do an overhead attack. Or, you can tap downward block and let your weapon go into the rest animation where your character holds the sword at his waist with the point facing the enemy and overhead from there. That's one of the most reliable animations for a 2H sword to overhead chamber regardless of stance, but of course it isn't really practical to play that way because the rest state only lasts a few seconds. Your crosshair placement shouldn't really matter much when you use a reliable wind up animation.

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nereid said:

Not that unusual, this is a beta for the upcoming patch.

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Bluko88 said:

I welcome the October release date. The sooner this game gets is left in the hands of modders the better.

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