New updates are being added at the bottom of this story…….
Original story (published on October 29, 2021) follows:
Chivalry 2 is the much-awaited successor to the original Chivalry that was released in 2012. The multiplayer hack and slash game is developed by Torn Banner Studios and published by Tripwire Interactive.
Based on Unreal Engine 4, the game was received positively by both players and critiques. However, as time passed by, bugs and glitches surfaced that sometimes made the game unplayable.
While some complained that the in-game Archers were overpowered, others said they could not queue up with friends since the invite system was not working.
Now, many are reporting several issues with the game. Some Chivalry 2 players say they are getting anti-cheat authentication warnings and are getting kicked in the middle of the game. However, the issue only seems to affect console users right now.
And as if it wasn’t enough, it seems that the latest update is causing some other issues as well. Players are reporting that the update has reset all their stats like number of matches played, won, and their KDA.
Last but not the least, it looks like Chivalry 2 is crashing on the PlayStation 5. The bug has frustrated many and made the game unplayable.
All the aforementioned issues including have surfaced after the recent Fight Knight Post-Launch update. Fortunately, the developers have acknowledged all the issues and said they are trying to find fixes for the same.
We hope Torn Banner Studios fix the Chivalry 2 issues as soon as possible so players can start playing the game once again. When they do, we will update this article so make sure you keep an eye out on this space.
Update 1 (October 30)
03:47 pm (IST): New hotfix update is now available for PS5 players in Europe that addresses the crashing issues. However, some OOM crashes may still occur.
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Featured image source: Chivalry 2
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