Chivalry 2 uses an old-school server browser for matchmaking, which means there's a list of servers for those who want to know if there's one close enough to their location. As we all know by now, bad server connections and high ping will absolutely ruin your multiplayer experience, so it's best to check the server list to make sure you're not halfway down the earth from the closer. So, what servers are available in Chivalry 2?
Chivalry 2 has servers in 14 different regions, with over a hundred individual servers in total.
Chivalry 2 has servers in 14 different regions around the world. In theory, no matter where you are in the world, you should have a server nearby, unless you live in Southern Africa, the Middle East, or Antarctica.
Even in these areas (except maybe Antarctica) there is a region of servers close enough to hopefully keep your ping below 100. I know that's not optimal, but it's still playable. The 14 regions with Chivalry 2 servers are:
- US West
- EU-East
- EU-South
- NA-East
- NA-Central
- NA-Center South
- NA-West
- SA-East
- Moscow (East Asia)
- South Asia
- Southeast Asia
- East Asia
- OCE-East
Servers are a little more nuanced than these official regions imply. Going through the in-game server list reveals that there are servers specifically in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Australia, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong and Seoul. The exact locations of the other servers are not specified, but those above cover a number of generally overlooked regions of the world, such as the Middle East.
Torn Banner Studios said they "will continue to monitor any additional needs after the game's launch and look to add more servers as needed." This translates to more servers in supported regions first, followed by possibly adding servers to other regions. In short, they plan to support the most populated and stressed servers before they even consider adding support for regions where there may or may not be a player base.
Chivalry 2 is available now on PC (Epic), PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.
