There was also a clan called “TMNT” that I remember fondly as TMNT had members that I often befriended by creating a sort of informal alliance where we wouldn’t kill each other in FFA matches. I was proud to be a HOE (the jokes write themselves with that clan name). One of the first clans I joined was “Hell On Earth” which was abbreviated in our Steam names to HOE. Enough so that I was able to join some of the user-created Chivalry clans on Steam. Instead, we’d all run around conga line style screaming and shouting things like, “Kill those archers!” even when we weren’t actually going to, you know, kill those archers.Īs often as I goofed off in the game (a lot), I did wind up getting quite good at Chivalry. Sometimes that act in and of itself would create a chain reaction where two or three people would join me in not actually playing the game for its objective. I put almost 1,000 hours into Chivalry: Medieval Warfare honing my swordsmanship and making friends by screaming at them during free-for-all (FFA) matches before running away and spamming the “laugh” emote.

Do people still play chivalry