PVKII Player Guide
Table of Contents
The critically acclaimed release of Pirates, Vikings, and Knights shook
the earth to its very core and changed the face of gaming forever. Yet,
despite its unique game play and innovative features, it never became
popular amongst the masses, who instead clamored to other genres such
as the archetypical realistic shooter. But still there remained a small
but vocal crowd of supporters who kept the game alive for year after
year, long after development on the original PVK seized. It was from
this strong community that the idea of a new and improved PVK being
made arose.
Enter the exciting world of Pirates, Vikings, and Knights II - The only sequel to bring you these three unique trimetricly opposed teams in continuum!Finding a server We
presume that you have already found some place to download the game and
have correctly installed it. You will now need to find a server to play
on. Click on "Find a Server" from the main menu. A menu listing all
PVKII servers that have bypassed your filters will pop up. Find a
server with the lowest ping that has people playing on, and click
"Join Game".
![]() a) Health bar The current amount of health you have. b) Armor bar The current amount of armor you have. c) Special attack bar The
special attack bar rises whenever you damage an enemy. Once full, the
eye will light up and will now have the oportunity to use a special
attack, which differs depending on which class you are. See section 3.
classes for descriptions of all special attacks available. d) Round Counter On
some maps, a round counter may appear. This counter expresses how close
each team is to winning the round. The first team to reach zero wins. e) Weapon select By default, use the scroll wheel to see the weapon selection panel. Scroll through the weapons to find the one you want. f) Ammo On
the lower right is the ammunition counter. This can be crossbow bolts,
or pistols. For the flintlock pistol, there are two icons- One of them
represents how many pistols you have loaded. The other is how many
bullets you have.
Skirmisher
The
scurvy-infested dogs of any pirate crew. They may be weak, but they are
fast. Fast, despite having a powderkeg strapped to their back. When
outnumbered, a common tactic is to use the powder keg as a sort of
suicde bomb- Running directly into a large group of enemies with the
keg lit.
Special Attack When wielding the cutlass, press the special attack button to perform a lunge. Berserker
Berserkers are legendary Norse warriors known for their ferosity in
battle and ability to go into an extreme state of rage. Some say they
eat mushrooms to induce this rage. Others say they have a special
spirtual bond with the gods, who grant them this gift. We, however, say
they just get really pissed off.
Heavy Knight
Like a medieval version of a tank, these elite troops are capable of
withstanding a tremendous amount of damage and can dish out almost the
same.
a) Attacking
Most melee weapons have four distinctive attacks that correspond to the
direction that the player is moving in. These are forward, left, right,
and back attacks. Usually the forward attack is some sort of overhead
swing, while the left and right attacks are side swings. The back
attack differs for each weapon. Pressing the FIRE1 button will swing
your weapon. Pressing and holding the FIRE1 button will allow you to
hold your attack until the button is released. "Charging" your attack
in this manner will increase the amount of damage you do. b) Blocking
When wielding a melee weapon, use your FIRE2 button to block. While
blocking, you will move slower, but attacks made against you will cause
significantly less damage. In addition, if you successfully block an
attack, the attacker will be stunned for a short time, possibly
allowing you time to get an attack in. Be aware that some weapons are
better at blocking than others. |