They are specifically made for the game. Kubold released a separate program with full playlist of original soundtrack on Steam, it costs a few dollars.

Sorry but my comments gets deleted, did you see my comment on notification?

@@Justguy363 Yes your comment is showing now. Thanks.

This has already been fixed by the developers. It is still fun to see what the game was like one year ago. And I am not a fencer. Don't really know how this will work in real life😆

I'm not sure how you imagine Jacek but he looks fabulous to me! 🙂

I don't consider playing against any AI easy but I do feel that there are weaknesses in some AI. For Marta, if you use long guard and approach her, then use lower right attack(may be different for some characters) you can usually get her. I don't really have any good advice for playing against Alexander. His AI is more well rounded in my opinion. I usually try lower attack and thrust, as he hold his sword quite high.

Thank you for leaving the comment! I am considering to use the skin with the light saber mod. I think that fit quite well😀 So I am going to wait and see if the mod is updated.

@@wanderwonder5565 okay no problem

It is the normal speed. And it is always like this when I play this game.

If your game runs sluggishly you should lower your graphic settings.

That theme song is nice though!

Thanks for sharing! This is interesting to me as I know nothing about the origin of their styles😀

@@wanderwonder5565 I just checked the wikia: it's Meyer Rapier fencing. Marie is Neapolitan Rapier. Marta is Verdadera Destreza Rapier (British fencing kept S-itting on that style). BTW: I can't say much about any of these styles, but I can point a few things out: 1) Marie's rapier is an early style which can still do significant damage in cuts. Such blades can still literally disarm someone! The handguard offers mostly protection against cuts, even of heavier blades, but it offers pretty much no protection against thrusts, especially from narrow blades. Her default guard is still pretty close to classic sword guards. She tries to keep her arm out of reach and pounce whenever the opponent leaves an opening. Her stance is unusual for sword or saber fencing. It's mostly designed for lunging thrusts. 2) Marta's rapier is a Spanish style, or late rapier, or cup hilt rapier. It offers excellent protection against incoming thrusts, but both the blade and the cup will get damaged by heavier weapons. However, for dueling, it's a very agile weapon and the cup works like a buckler and the protruding crossguards can be used to deflect blades by turning the grip. Her sword has little blade presence and thus will do little damage in cuts (probably comparable to small knives), but it's easy to hold the sword horizontal and thus keep your opponents at bay. Again, this is a very linear fighting style. 3) Kalkstein and even more so Alexander have non-linear footwork. Both keep doing cross steps and diagonal steps. This is harder to learn as you need to be better at judging distance and angles in motion. However, it's very good at countering Marta or Marie. However, such footwork is better suited for cutting and thus regular sabers and swords. Kalkstein's weapon is an Italian schiavona. It's basically a full-size and width arming sword with additional metal at the hilt (offering more protection than Marie's sword, but not as much protection against thrusts as Marta's). It's well-balanced for a rapier, but it's HEAVY and you wouldn't want to hold it like Marta. However, it strikes and blocks with authority, which is great if you have to face longswords, polearms, or bayonnettes. His sword is built to be sturdy, but it makes it sluggish for duels, but it's still a great military and cavalry sword (the latter tend to be sturdier, and have longer blades, since you don't fence from horseback, but try to attack people from a distance). PS: Kubolt made a video on Alexander and his origins (historical and martial) PPS: Hilts have more things to consider than I mentioned above. They shift the balance, blade dynamics, and the way you wear your blade. If you have the same blade on a simple crossguard or D-guard, or have it on a complex hilt will change everything. The latter will be a better thruster and a poorer cutter. Plus, simple guards are more convenient to wear on foot or horseback and you definitely don't want to fall on your sword, especially if it has siderings...

I would say it is more important to understand his footwork. His attack can be very different with different food forward.

No, the armor is only for the boss Samuel in arcade mode.

@Wander Wonder That's too bad, he looked amazing.

and a mongol

@@jmgonzales7701 and aztec warrior!

And a bazooka

If a samurai were to be added his move set would be nearly identical to the longsword fighter. If they stay accurate with the period, that means the samurai will have a shortened katana. He would just a the longsword fight with less reach

​@@outsideiskrrtinsideihurt699 faster slashes and slower stabs, I think. Maybe add an overpowered spear character

In my opinion he is just OK. Not particularly hard to defeat him when I play against AI. And when using him, he seems very vulnerable after every swing, especially his hand. So have to extra careful when attacking.

@@wanderwonder5565 who is the most OP in your opinion?

@@ahmedabdalla111 Personally don't think anyone is too OP. I feel very comfortable using Marie against AI. But I think the reason for that is AI really don't know how to exploit her weaknesses.

It is included in the recent update. So maybe try updating the game and you will see him.

@@wanderwonder5565 crack 🥲

Yes it is!

Yeah! I can understand that. But it is still very surprising to see what they hit sometimes. Usually I use low attack to avoid hitting opponent's blade but found out it is not that simple in this game...