THE 5 RULES OF MORDHAU! - Mordhau Beginner's Guide

[@Zerkovich]

DODGE IS AWESOME! Don't let some nerd tell you what you should and shouldn't use. The Dodge perk works great. Maybe if you want to be the number 1 duellist in the world, it's not such a good idea. But if you just want to have fun playing the game you paid for, and get to the top of the scoreboard with a decent K/D... It does just fine. Works for me so it can work for you. Some players know how to deal with it, but many don't. Don't listen to salty kids who tell you not to use it. They're basically saying "Stand still so I can hit you please! Stop getting out the way of my attacks!" ...It's a playstyle. Learn to deal with it. It has it's disadvantages to be exploited. Not everyone is trying to be the best player in the world, some just want to do well. That can be achieved with or without dodge.

[@maxmustermann-hx3fx]

First time I encountered a dodger I thought he was cheating xD

[@user-qk1xt3yb7i]

It costs a lot of points and stamina which may not be worth it in the end when you can go for bloodlust instead.

[@user-qk1xt3yb7i]

@@TannerLindberg nerd

[@samuelbrice3699]

Tanner Fox It absolutely won’t though

[@Lammmbo94]

Samuel Brice I feel like it only would if you use it so much that when it comes to wanting to try out a class without dodge you have to basically start from scratch with footwork yenno? Like I’ve fought guys that can go matrix mode without dodge where as a dodge user you can just feint them into wasting all their stam

[@CeranVA]

Random tip: The amount of time it takes to start regenerating health is the same time it takes to take a deep breath in and out. Use your break from the action to calm down and clear your head so you'll make smarter moves throughout the match.

[@Zerkovich]

I'm Commander Zerkovich, and this is my favourite comment on the Citadel.

[@berndstromberg7068]

@@Zerkovich Mass Effect!!!! I Love you man

[@derpherp1810]

Holy fucking shit that actually is the most wholesome and practical advice I have seen in this video.

[@cobracommander5611]

This tip has actually helped me with learning patience in Mordhau. It has gotten to the point that I calm myself out of habit when I’m in a fight so I can focus on the battle in front of me without issue.

[@CeranVA]

@@cobracommander5611 Glad to have helped! 🙂 Most of the time I would die was due to getting frustrated and making instinctive errors. Making myself chill for a second meant I started surviving a lot longer at a time.

[@illk9647]

"be a team player" - if only the entire playerbase watched this, frontline would be 10x more enjoyable

[@khelgarironfist3301]

stop stealing my kills REEEEEEE

[@mikeytom2991]

thats any online game...period lol

[@mykeh3155]

sad to say youre right. ill be running towards an objective with a couple other people, they will spot some random bambi off in the woods on a different map and chase them for that juicy kill. ill turn back before they leave me, reassuring myself that they are following me only for me to get to the objective alone and then destroyed by the 20 people that just left spawn and saw me alone.

[@Helixxs]

@Δημήτρης Ντάβος we need to make more a full armour shrek's

[@morky_mork]

I wish more zwei users would use the friendly perk.

[@ccau81]

"you are just looking to improve your k/d" Meanwhile me with my 2 kills and 34 deaths per battle

[@gurtajchanna798]

Just started playing yesterday and I totally understand

[@paulfresh]

@@gurtajchanna798 lol same

[@brummertv4029]

@@gurtajchanna798 same started yesterday

[@RapTilians]

26:08 thats you then :)

[@ccau81]

@@RapTilians pretty much but most of the time I fight 2 enemies and still I die miserably

[@ocular.6622]

7 minutes and 11 seconds into the video. This is THE ONLY guide I’ve watched so far that isn’t trash. Other guides say “use drags, do this, do that”, but they don’t explain what drags are. This guide shows an example and literally explains very clear and simply how a drag works. Very great guide, I’ll be checking out more of your videos for sure!

[@facu3182]

Zerk: "Don't just rush into a croud of 5 enemies, that probably wouldn't be a good idea." Him on the background: Rushing into a croud of 5 enemies and destroying them one by one

[@lucaamaddii7844]

SHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, do not disturb the artist, be quiet and watch

[@Will3a]

I couldn't find a timestamp in the description, here you go! Combat situations - 1:07 Rule #1 - Be unpredictable - 2:38 Rule #2 - Defend & Riposte - 9:13 Rule #3 - Be a Team player - 15:00 (Please) Rule #4 - Learn your opponent - 21:06 Rule #5 - Stay aware to Stay alive - 25:31 Also, Good luck on the battlefield everyone!

[@zekkozen2087]

penis

[@jackshty6240]

i didn't know ripostes were uninterruptable, thank you i learned something from this video

[@batlefieldmeroesslee]

What I did to learn all weapons and how to predict how people use those weapons, is that I made a mercenary with lvl 3 armour, bloodlust and the friendly perk, without any weapon. I just took weapons that were on the map or were lost by other players who had died. I now know pretty much how every weapon works in the game. (Range, damage etc.) And also it's just fun to have lvl 3 armour, bloodlust and someone's maul to smash some heads :)

[@ChielK2506]

Maat wat is die naam

[@ratheruncreativename3252]

"Use overhead strikes and stabs in crowds" is already something new I didn't know. I already figured stabs are best for not thwacking teammates, but I never thought about using overhead strikes as well, since, y'know, there's at least 5 different things to keep in mind for a new player. I can kick, chamber, parry, dodge, riposte, clash, stab, and die at any given moment.

[@datpudding5338]

especially die... like a lot

[@nabihlakkis562]

@@datpudding5338 Loads of lots lots indeed.

[@Thyralon]

HAVE AT THEM BOOOOIS

[@NUSensei]

Excellent, comprehensive guide. Great tips and fundamentals.

[@anodynespirit6197]

your archery tips are the best

[@homeagain24]

15:54 gave that man a concussion lmao Here I am eight months later and lvl 179. Video still helps me

[@Landoni25]

Seriously the best Mordhau guide ever. Emphasis on teamwork is well appreciated. If anyone shares these same values and would like to join me on the LA frontline servers, send me a pm.

[@roliz]

Only 5 RULES OF MORDHAU! **Video is 30 minutes long**

[@mintywolf272]

It's because he goes into detail my lad. Edit: Also he shows what he means by doing this stuff.

[@KucheKlizma]

​@@mintywolf272 Reading the entire Sun Tzu's Art of War takes less time c'mon.

[@roliz]

Wow, i cant believe i watched this video before, what a blast. A lots changed now 3 years later. Funny that i find myself back in the same spot, always trying to get better

[@saxoDK_1600]

Chivalry veterans definitely has the upper hand in mordhau

[@undercoverscab5570]

best mordhau guide on youtube no discussion! this is the only one that helped tbh

[@sephiroaone-of-nine101]

YOU HAVE TRAINING SWORDS IN THE GAME USE THEM -

[@sodampronoscope3723]

Well, sadly, I use them all the time, because that the only two handed weapon I have (lvl 6): no gold (bein' dead 4 seconds after spawn - says everything XD) + MANY servers kick you if you use shield (but high levels use it anyway, somehow). But I still try to kill someone - and fail 89% of the time! P.s Usually everyone is surprised when someone uses it

[@Draculas-knight]

@Δημήτρης Ντάβος actually horde is a good money maker also plus it forces you to learn the game since now the npcs are made of every pro player skill plus even pro players have to go to horde from te to time helps you relax and make some money since Frontline well it depends on you're team and some are shity some are not but yeah horde for starters for relaxation and some money I mean if you have a decent kill ratio and get to round 16 or 18 you get about 980-1000 gold and if you win you get 1500 gold and exp (just a small tip for you)

[@Helixxs]

@@Draculas-knight "every pro players skill" * proceeds to watch NPCS struggle to walk up stairs *

[@IamMortui]

@Δημήτρης Ντάβος ffa good joke. More like team dm 1v4

[@ktifaz7128]

Its amazing how useful your guide is for new players. Just got the game for free the other day, The progress Ive made combat-wise is crazy.

[@jacobrohde540]

The mordd community welcomes u!

[@GrandRaisen]

One thing I've learned in the 1vsX, when I'm on the X side, I usually just keep my shield raised all the damn time while facing the one guy trying to retarget everyone, most of the time I manage to screw the retargeting riposes by just acting like a wall, even thou I wont get the kill, the lone player wont be able to slaughter my whole idiotic team that decided to serve their own heads on a plate just to feed that lone war axe/maul player

[@DuckieMcduck]

Back in Chivalry you could just stand menancingly in a flank within a safe distance and either parry or force whiff if he retargets, that throws off most people.

[@nickmancini661]

I like to suicide firebomb the catapult as soon as I spawn in. Full heavy armor, 3 firebombs and some will power.

[@jpardoa94]

Going with only helmet, two firebombs and a sidearm is also really viable, one firepot to prevent people from moving the cata, and one for actual damage, and since you have no armor, you can serve as a distraction by making the enemy team chase you down and not play the objective

[@saberhap2639]

You're horrible.

[@simeonb3726]

You're actually that Uruk from The Two Towers that dives into the explosives with the torch, aren't you...

[@PidgeyHunter]

Hyped me straight on buying this game. Stop creating havoc on my wallet, Zerk.

[@darko-man8549]

One might say you're "in, out, in, out and you shake your axe about"

[@Corzappy]

An add on to rule #1: Being predictable can be unpredictable. If you have flying around stabbing slashing and perfectly blocking and putting pressure on your enemy non-stop. Then suddenly slowing it down and throwing off their muscle memory timings or how you play can be a huge advantage.

[@joewayne9951]

Wow a non elitist mordhau tutorial holy shit also for newbies bind feint and parry to mouse right click seems way more natural you just double click to feint to parry quick and makes it feel easier to feint and draw out parrys’ if you detect a attack you just click again and cancel the feint to parry . Ohh and bloodlust and friendly are essential for frontline hahahaha

[@OrboTheOutlaw]

What about blocking

[@blank_page_]

@@OrboTheOutlaw block is on the parry-button.. so I don't see the problem?

[@derpherp1810]

Your Soul, God bless. Mmmmm.

[@jaalan7896]

@@OrboTheOutlaw Parry is block.

[@mkapp8724]

And if you try to combo?

[@casualcrusader]

this vid would be 10/10 if it included rule 6: never kill the bard

[@yeeturmcbeetur8197]

5 rules of Mordhau: 1) don’t attack bards 2) if there’s a man with a funny face and a maul with no armor, run 3) war axe go brrrr 4) 5 people dressed as caveman with only ROK for weapon is the most deadly thing in the game 5) if you’re by teammates, stop swinging horizontally you shitter Edit: really felt like I needed this 6th in here. If your only “cool move” is a feint, 90% of players will learn that you feint before EVERY swing and they will start bashing your little 2iq skull in every time you feint because you leave yourself open. Just because you’ve seen GIRU do something similar does not mean you automatically learned how to do exactly what he did through osmosis of watching the video. It was literally rule one in this video. I swear to god if I kill someone with a dagger when the only counter they do is a feint and they they ask how I predicted their feint and called their bluff; it’s probably because I just watched you fight 3 guys and only use a feint and somehow you killed them because they are brainlets and somehow didn’t read that they only thing you were doing was a feint over and over.

[@QNAAJTUJPRWJSGEZLPXYECAZFHODYW]

If their weapon is faster they can feint to gamble sort of thing, so this 6th rule strat is situational

[@xavierquentinchad8603]

is it just me, or is it really funny when you and your teammates are in a battle and all of a sudden *thuump*, and everyone falls down. sure its a shit move from your teammate on the catapult, but its still kinda funny

[@denkan7576]

Train speed using Dagger vs Dagger duels, train Chambers using Training swords, no blocking only chambers. Works great.

[@thevebis6392]

22:48 Pointing out your own mistakes to learn us noobs. It shows that you are humble, and can point out that while you are a superb knight, you are not flawless. Respect.

[@dominicmanester8125]

I remember playing Chivalry really late into it, getting punched to death and never picking It up again.

[@pogchamp7983]

'Don't die so you don't give the enemy points' Should be on every games loading screen ever.

[@barbaricvm0]

Damn that was a motivational speech and a half, Zerk, you are both a good teacher and a entertaining one to listen to and learn from. Excellent quality video, and excellent advice. You gain a new subscriber, good sir.

[@FSCB2013]

Man, this whole video is just spot on. The whole discussion about teamwork, playing the OBJ, being a good teammate, greedy clowns...this is pure truth. Every game has players who play the same way ie self-interested. But Mordhau seems to have a high proportion of such players.

[@borispetrasovic8333]

Haha I like how you employ stories in these guides. I remember a story like that in your 5 rules of Vermintide.

[@Zerkovich]

Ah The Greedy Elf. A cult classic!

[@lvcky2711]

this is a great video, learned so much already and only 12 mins in. Im a dumbass and tend to rush a lot and get outnumbered so ill feel better knowing riposte is the best way to try and stay alive while dealing damage

[@AcitoriaVakarianIdunno]

"And put them in the bin" What a polite way to put it.

[@sirthomas2181]

Love the guys humor in the middle of his teachings which kept me rlly intrested in the vid

[@AJQ2]

nobody: Guy sliding on on a shield at 24:13

[@spareribs9998]

Get 2 pavise shields, drop 1, squat, then pick it up while still squatting. Bonus points for dolphin jumps.

[@airo.9871]

Your video has absolutely changed my view on the game - thanks for that.

[@peterisbb]

11:24 Something you worth mentioning in this video is that target switching is not only unpredictable but safer too. The person who you just parried can not throw out a new attack due to parry stun and thus is not a threat for the moment so ignoring him to attack someone else with the riposte. If you mentioned in your other video then I'm sorry but that's just something I think is worth pointing out.

[@YegaSRT]

I think you hit the nail on the head there for me. I am one of those players that will run up and just left or right swing. It's thinking ahead of "i want to faint this guy" or "Gonna do a stab morph into swing". The problem I find with this is timing, if you do it too early they will parry before you get to the enemy and are able to take advantage of their parry and if you do it too late then they might get a chance to start their "attack" and then your plan fails.

[@witokija]

On the topic of Rapier and other Stab Spammers, dodging the left with the Dodge perk and then stabbing them back is a good counter to be aware of.

[@nosidenoside2458]

know ledge! the heavy hand axe alternate mode flips it around, allowing you to use the hammer on the back which can repair. i think it's the highest damage weapon that can repair

[@AcitoriaVakarianIdunno]

I love watching these videos sometimes. They're both educational and have great moments in them. I also like seeing if I can spot myself running around with all bear traps in the background.

[@Hive-LordKeplar]

Dude, this video is part of the reason that I was hooked on Mordhau when I was thinking of buying it in the beginning. Brings me great joy when I return to this video

[@confusedturtle55]

Still don't have mordhau, but man do i miss the maul in chivalry... I don't think i really EVER feigned or dragged, but the backsteps... so many headstumps...

[@salengles8449]

This is exatcly what I was looking for! you are right, most of the channels just seen to repeat the tutorial. Thanks!

[@friedibarti8070]

I think a heard an "unpredictable" sometime in the video... nah, might just be a minor thing anyways.

[@alcedob.5850]

This is so far the best and basically the only useful guide to Mordhau I've seen

[@zangatz]

the best thing i ever did for my team was throwing health packs for my teammates which is sad because i was the only one doing it in a frontline battle and is one of the reasons we lost so bad

[@MI6OO7]

Hey man just wanted to say that this video was super informative for a new player like myself who is really struggling with this game. You've pointed out alot of problems with my gameplay. If it was helpful to me, then I'm sure it was for many others.

[@sondre2613]

Tip 1 DO NOT USE DODGE it only crates bad habits, it also ez to counter if you know how to. Use your points on armor/perks that fits better. It works fine now and then but do not make it default for all your classes.

[@sondre2613]

And yes i know this from experience i have over 150 hours and 90% is on duel servers. And i have seen dodge only players and their bad habits

[@coysgub5599]

This, this, 1000 times this.

[@wormgaming1116]

This vid helped a lot. I used to be near the bottom of the leaderboard on duel servers but in my most recent one, I was second. Thanks a bunch.

[@crazylasagna3576]

I like bows... Not that I’m any good with them

[@alphariusfuze8089]

yEp

[@scolarvisari7496]

thanks man, this is the best guide i have ever seen about mordhau.

[@Zerkovich]

Appreciate that.

[@joewayne9951]

Also this game in the frontline mode so needs a party and lobby system some way to manage teams besides everyone randomly choosing a 50 50 color choice at the beginning especially when there’s no game chat except stopping and typing and it’s gone at end of game till next game starts.... it’s great game but very very bare

[@williamdoherty7824]

BEST MORDHAU GUIDE I HAVE EVER WATCHED

[@abosal7tm886]

How to turn off this slow mode in attacks؟

[@Hambone51315]

Anyone else like to make there character look like an Empire state trooper from the warhammer fantasy world? Just curious lol.

[@homelessinambush3531]

I bought the game in March 2021 and I found this video EXTREMELY helpful. Thank you so much! I am so encouraged to play

[@Paronak]

My favourite loadout is the assassin build. 1 1 1, arming sword and a dagger. You can finish your enemies with a shadow stab. You stab with the arming sword but feint it by pressing 2 to swap to the dagger and continue with the stab. Even if they try to chamber it, the dagger is fast enough to blow through their stab counter. Pretty satisfying

[@slimflashjoe]

I've played 100's of hours of Mordhau (and about 2.5k hours of Chivalry), and I still learned a thing or two from this guide. 10/10

[@owen4978]

2:50 FFA in a 1v1 server. *Cries in 1v1*

[@hatchingdraggon8073]

A very good guide. The only thing I would pick on is that his combat style seems overly reliant on feinting. Feinting is incredibly effective and easier to pull off than a drag but it's very high risk high reward. The problem is that more experienced players are less likely to fall for feints and will punish you for it, either by countering with a chamber or just waiting out your feinting fit. This means that you will waste A LOT of stamina. If you notice your opponent isn't falling for feints, I would recommend using them a lot less often against them. There's definitely a skill ceiling for feints.

[@urdnotwrex6969]

first time when I started this game, I learned that all servers are full of templars.

[@revantheno-lifedemon885]

*Last Stand commences*

[@matthewguilbert2104]

I like to counter a faint with an attempted chamber, if they block the get -20 stamina.

[@TheDJChurch]

One big tip that I think a lot of people need, in relation to the "Be a team player" idea: If you're playing a TDM type mode you shouldn't let your teammates do duels. Flank the person they're fighting and use all the skills you learned from this video to sneak some damage in, even a small hit could interrupt their attack and lead to your teammate getting a good kill. 1v1's should be avoiding and you should seek to tactically overwhelm them.

[@nickp6067]

Such a good guide, glad I found it. Thanks for taking the time to make it!

[@Alvah37]

You forgot the most important rule! *NEVER KILL THR LUTE PLAYER*

[@Corzappy]

You mean *ALWAYS KILL THE LITE PLAYER* Those little shits aren’t contributing to the team, teach them a listen and chop their dumbass heads off

[@sentinel2593]

Corzappy if they want to play a lute and make the game more light hearted then we should let them, not every game needs to be a tryhard contest

[@Kayne-tz7nq]

Corzappy yeah kill the lite player but not the lute player

[@nuggetmaster5181]

Corzappy they’re giving the team a morale boost and sometimes distracting the enemy

[@DuckieMcduck]

yeah about that... 25:54

[@Q-lowGoblin]

6th Rule: you do not mess with the Bards

[@eroynss5610]

19:02 feinting man who only has fists

[@captainmackerel4482]

11:53 Beautiful. Making up stories for your guides is such a fun idea, I wish more people did it! Edit: It’s very true, too. People ganging up in Mordhau tend to lobotomize themselves and swing their sword wildly. I started this game yesterday with zero skill, and I killed a group of four enemies by myself because all they did was swing their weapons wildly at me.

[@IvanChristopher.]

Do not kill the lute bois

[@wollsmoth69]

Chris I They provide nothing to the team and waste player slots that could be filled with someone who actually is helpful in the slightest. Kill them on sight with extreme prejudice.

[@simonenulli3098]

Second rule: spam feints with a zwei or a maul and think ur good that one time u kill a bard

[@ShiningDarknes]

catapult TK is only okay if the ratio is at least 2 kills of every 1 TK but preferably just find a different target.

[@Zuignap]

That's a really bad way to look at it jesus christ

[@ShiningDarknes]

@@Zuignap How is that a bad way to look at it? I literally said "preferably find a different target"

[@Zuignap]

@@ShiningDarknes it's a fucking catapult, no real way to see where exactly it will land. you have to shoot in the direction of the enemy but if you acidentally kill a teammate and an enemy there's nothing you did wrong, you just shot the catapult

[@Zerkovich]

I think that's how the Americans do it in the Middle East.

[@ShiningDarknes]

@@Zuignap You can 100% aim not directly into a huge melee though. Seriously there is no reason to launch it into a crowd of essentially 1:1 ratio since half the time that will just enable the enemy to push instead of the other way around. Sure, you can't tell EXACTLY where it will go but you can tell the general line it will follow. You can aim WAY better if you switch to third person since it goes directly behind it instead of to the side, much easier to aim that way.

[@Fjuron]

Excellent editing. Always a perfectly fitting example played in synchrony.

[@pierre-mariecaulliez6285]

31:25 nopenopenopenope ! Noooooope !

[@joshstanding6402]

I can't believe how awesome this video still is!

[@MrDeothor]

Shame learning all of that is impossible in frontline. You either get wrecked/sniped/impaled/decapitated by veterans, or you get wrecked by a horse. Meh. I love the idea of the game but so many options to PVP is just so confusing.

[@Swarm509]

I am finding this to be true. I am starting to go into smaller frontline servers now, less chances of a massive wave of enemy's rushing over you. This is especially true when you get a ton of veterans on the front line that all can swing wide and take out the few enemy's that approach them. My biggest issue is getting practice fighting against faints (they almost always get me) and people dragging or acceling. I also need to spend time to learn how to do those effectively. I will say Zerk is right on with some crowds wanting to get that easy kill. Rush into them and they will fumble over each other... throw in a fast sword or powerhouse axe and you can get some quick kills/delay a ton of enemy's.

[@AnUtterSimpleton]

The real rules are as follows: - Naked maul classes were funny for about five seconds on launch and will out you as a new player/easy target. - Default archers will be focused and dumpstered. Also outs you as new/easy. - Dodge is for people who are in a steady relationship with a bad dragon product because they like situations that expend a lot of stamina and get foreign objects inserted into their bodies. - Use cosmetics/voice lines that are as gaudy and obnoxious as possible, this will make your opponent angry when they die. If they're angrier they'll play worse. - If you play ranged, you have to be as cowardly as possible. Run away from people at the slightest provocation and shoot them from afar. A real powerplay is to shit on them in the chat like you beat them with skill so that they get angry and try to focus you, making them avoid the objective. - Being super toxic without using the chat is a fine art that translates into a form of effective psychological warfare. As mentioned previously, cosmetics, voicelines, and even weapon choice can all aid in this. Congratulations, you're prepared for Mordhau. Only use Foppish.

[@NutNapalm]

OK so how do i select team deathmatch in "find a game"

[@Zerkovich]

You go to Lobby Browser.

[@Whoracle_Nora]

Thank you for your video. I listened closely and could already improve my skills. To be unpredictable is the key. Sometimes I don't help my mates so I don't end of dying outnumbered. Instead of shooting them with the catapult or let noobs do so, I give it to the enemy. Avoiding clowns is also more easier now while I stand in the back making music and laugh at all the noobs I my team. Thank you.

[@bannor216]

1st Rule of Mordhau... don't talk about Mordhau

[@minmean3016]

If this is a joke then you killed it.

[@naemyo7379]

2nd Rule of Mordhau... Don't talk about Mordhau.

[@Helixxs]

@@naemyo7379 3rd rule of mordhau THROW ROCKS YOU HEDGE BORN BAGGER BON

[@Kenruli]

I started playing Mordhau same time as my friend. We started about half a year ago, we have become somewhat okayish at the game but still learning. We have played the game somewhat a lot but also had long brakes. I became a bard in the game because I felt I was bad and ngl I just founded playing songs fun for myself. But I thank you for this, altought I already knew most this back of my head as common sense kind a its great to actually see/hear and actually understand why and how so I can actually try to think of using these skills differently and just not mindlessly using any of these skills randomly.

[@Wrathington]

Yes! 'Don't be a greedy clown' finally someone had to say it hats off to you sir, not my words mine are slightly more vulgar 'you F****** kill greedy c****!' this is the best tip I have heard yet it happens on your team all the time turns a 1v1 or 2v1 situation into a nightmare when your team comes to 'help' spamming the living shit out of everyone!

[@timhorton8085]

A big, huge tip on feints as an opening. If you face the same player in multiple engagements and feint every time, they WILL expect your opener. This is called conditioning. I recommend opening with a standard swing as a way to feel out your opponent. If they parry early, that is the sign that they will be vulnerable to feints. The usefulness of a feint is in fooling your opponent. If your opponent expects a feint then the feint has failed before you have committed to it.

[@poctordepper4269]

"4 guys do not need to team up on 1 guy" You, of all people, are the least qualified to say that.

[@haroldtheescapist2865]

Flipping great video, sharing this with all my newbie buddies

[@supergenius6256]

I know people say 1v1s are the true way to test skill, I disagree, a frontline match can test adaptation to the tides of battle, one moment it can be your platoon guarding you, and then next you get a bunch of people with pointy sticks charging at you, being able to adapt to the certain situations and react accordingly is the true test in my opinion. It just tests awareness to the things going on around you. I've noticed that a lot of plays whose played tf2 for 5 years only doing 1v1s are great in those scenarios but barely even help their team or find a right scenario to be in. So that's why I see frontlines as a good trainer for skill as well.

[@callumlackie4166]

I was wondering how war axe bois always seem to keep swinging even when they get hit, but I always get interrupted! That Riposte nugget of wisdom is wonderful!

[@majormajorasic]

Two step guide to becoming a good Mordhau player! Step 1: Complete the tutorial. Step 2: Apply the tutorial. Seriously though everybody should do this, it's amazing how many people complain about stuff ingame that is specifically covered in the tutorial.

[@Zerkovich]

I think a lot of people do. But there is a lot the tutorial doesn't tell you.

[@Blazen237]

I'm going to be getting this game tomorrow, this video was very helpful and can't wait to try out some of your techniques if i'm able to master them.

[@kgeo2686]

My mannn. You are my favorite guide for TWW and I just got Mordhau! It’s on!!! 💪🔥

[@Creedio90]

this guide actually really handy, I started playing a little bit ago and this guide really helped me

[@safesafari4806]

This is definitely a late comment but here's a tip, if u have a short weapon like the cleaver and your up against a long weapon, stand extremely close to your enemy because it makes it harder for them to see through your attacks

[@Inconspicuous-Gnome]

27:50 Fun fact: If you are skilled enough you ARE able to throw a weapon at a flying catapult boulder to break it before it hits the ground.

[@RustyShackleford556]

The tutorial should really let the player know that ripostes are uninterruptable. For a while I was occasionally sweeping groups of dudes with a wide riposte swing and had no idea what was causing it.

[@Dukiees]

Played a decent amount of mordhau. Now I feel even more ready. Thank You For The Tips!

[@williamcoursey3885]

Wow a guide that is actually good I'm legit impressed I'm a experienced player and I Know how to fight but I was wondering what the guides say and I just want to say out of the many on the market this one takes the cake good job

[@XSCSCGS]

I’m level 102 and this video was surprising useful! Good job!