@s.q1656 The alt key controls alt attacks on consoles but the input for alt feints is a little different in that if you start an attack with the alt key, simply inputting the attack again will do an alt feint. If you start a neutral attack, you have to hold the alt key while you input the second attack. Personally I really don't like it because I place a very high value on consistency with inputs and changing the inputs depending on whether your first attack was an alt or not really does not jive with how my brain is wired. On controller the input is pressing in the left stick when you input your attack. If you watch the controller overlay you can see when I'm using them. The first part of this series also covers alt attacks in detail, although only from the controller perspective. If you meant console as in the command console on PC, you have to enable it in the options first but it's the ~ key.

I wish there is more youtubers doing guides for controller's players

PC gives you an array of other options for this. I've swapped to using steam input because it can be set on a per game basis. Since you're changing how the controller itself reports inputs to your system, you have to make sure to change your profile back for other games or you'll have a bunch of weird stuff going on outside of Chivalry. With steam input you can alter binds the same way and it's just for Chivalry, so you don't have any issues with your altered binds impacting other games. You can also use 3rd party apps like reWASD which allows for much deeper customization including the ability to separate jab and crouch inputs via binding them to two separate KBM inputs and using a shift layer tagged to the alt key.

Did I forget to say "Thank you?"

I personally love the longsword as it's a very balanced all round weapon that works well in most situations. It's very elegant to wield and has immersive animations especially in 1st person. It has light and fast attacks that when accelled can match one handed swords and axes while dealing significantly more damage. If you are skilled enough to discern what attack is being dealt and counter you should be comfortable against most other weapon types however the Spear, Cavalry Sword and Rapier can have some hard to read animations making for harder opponents. Some heavy weapons like Highland Sword, Maul and Ex Axe and drain your stamina quick if you miss your counters This being said I always use the longsword unless I feel the need to change for a specific enemy

Lazy company in my opinion but at least i can play it on console 😞

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I'm glad this one proved informative for you! My next video will be done hopefully in the next few days and double feints (or alt feints, as I call them) occupy a decently sized chunk of it, as will the jab/crouch input.

I’m def subbing, my gt is “abu the ugly” if you see me out there hopefully I’m on your team!!!

I started on PS5 and you can do everything you listed on controller. On PS5 hold/press L3 with your attack button to do an alt. To fient from an Alt hold/press block with your 2nd attack. It's hard to find info for this game but don't give up! You can remap the controller buttons, issue is they stay that way for all games as it's on the console itself. I use a BFG pro and have L3 mapped to a button on the back, as well as R3 and Block.

Life has been busy but I've started pre-scripting an overall gameplay guide for controller players. I also need to play more so I can get footage and figure out how to visually show some of the things I'd like to talk about, but it is happening. Just not as fast as any of us might like :P