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[Leading]

hi, I have not found any rule for why Napalm is warning players of the loosing side to leave their position behind winning side after each progress of any map.

Those players are easily to get to, they are using no glitches and I believe it is responsibility of the progressing team to secure their back before progress further or otherwise take the risk to be shot in the back.

I understand such rule at Belmez, where archers camp the wall and you can not get them by melee.

Please tell me your opinion or show me where is this rule written. Thanks.

Have a good one.

L.

[Leading]

Hello,

another troll, shooting mates in their back for fun and then denying it and pretending to be bullied and kept shooting..

Knightlon

https://steamcommunity.com/id/Knightlon/






peace..

[Knightlon]

Hello,

another troll, shooting mates in their back for fun and then denying it and pretending to be bullied and kept shooting..

Knightlon

https://steamcommunity.com/id/Knightlon/






peace..

Hi,

it's a shame you left out the rave you went on before. I was shooting enemies in a fray and I accidentally hit you once. You decided to leave the battle, go back and kill me for it. I was like "sure, it was my bad to begin with". But later I was just playing and minding my own business when you suddenly came to me (no arrow teamhits this time) and killed me again. This happened several times. I thought it was just fun so I shot you back a few times but never killed you. You seemed to have enjoyed it because for every one arrow you did go on to kill me. Sad thing I didn't think about taking screenshots while having fun and playing

I just wanted to say that I really like your server and would like to continue playing here. Sometimes there's some toxicity but we all know that's what Chivalry is like. Unless someone goes out to start votekicking people and after it doesn't work for the 10th time, they try to ban them through a manipulated forum post

Guess it's up to the admins if they want to lose an occasional player. I don't play too much really, but when I do, it's usually here.

Good evening!