the actual game is pretty decent. however nothing else about it is too fun. there is no casual side to the game, you arent going to really have fun playing the game because its playerbase, which is no suprise. is just people who have been playing for years. theres nothing wrong with that. however with no SBMM or casual modes, so you can connect the dots of how its not too fun. the community is not friendly either, most of the people who are very good are very toxic. cheating is an issue also, with admins supposedly doing nothing about it.

if you can get into a 64vs64 game it is still has a spark to it. however with a STEDILY declining playerbase. about 800 players on avarage right now. its gonna get harder and harder to get a full 64v64 game. no other modes are worth playing.

and playing offline isnt a good option. you CAN.... but the ai is so ridiclously bad i find myself just usually not trying. you cant play TDM with bots because they litterely just pile up on almost any map and bring the whole game to a hault until you go kill a cluster of them. until the bots pile up agian.

there wont be any changes that help new players. so dont waste money and buy this for full price. its currently on sale for 6 dollars. thats a decent price for the game. buy it when its 6 dollars.

get Chivalry 2 if you want actual good combat like this game offers. and get kingdom come if you want the same but with a story.

MORDHAU will be dead soon and for good reason. its playerbase sucks. its a good enough core game for a medieval pvp. but the toxic players and cheaters are always what make me quit to desktop. i wouldnt recomend it at all. UNLESS you buy it for 6 dollars with one or a few friends to play together. its useless going in new and alone.

used to be fun before the devs nerfed shields. Also way too many people cheating.

idk what changed, but unable to play anymore, crashes before entering the game even... back in the day I was able to play on a sh♥tt♥er laptop lmao. can press any button besides settings or exit disappointing