Settings
Configuration Settings
A common complaint by a lot of people new to the game is that it feels janky or clunky but that can easily be solved by a few changes in the game's configuration settings which can be found on the launcher
All you have to do is make sure to turn off Vertical Synchronization and as for the frame rate, if you are using a 60hz monitor I recommend you set it at either 150 or 155 fps but if you are using a higher refresh rate such as 144hz or more I recommend to set your frame rate the same as your refresh rate
But if you want the smoothest Napoleonic Wars experience possible I recommend downloading warband script extender (wse2). All you have to do is follow the guide video made by HiReaper
https://youtu.be/nl-y242QUhk
In Game Settings
If you are using the vanilla version of the game I recommend picking the settings that you'll have a stable frame rate with, as I haven't used the vanilla version of the game in quite a while I sadly cannot help a lot in this department
As for wse2 users, achieving a stable frame rate while making the game not look like horrible is still the main goal, wse2 offers a biggers variety of settings to choose from and can make the game look visually way better than the vanilla version
A tip I can offer for wse2 users with high refresh monitors is to set your frame rate at your monitor's refresh rate +1. I will also provide my own settings as well
VERY IMPORTANT
Make sure to zoom out your camera with the - button on your numpad, if you do not have a numpad you have to use the on-screen keyboard
Public Servers
Tropical Paradise is a FFA deathmatch server and currently is the most active server in the game with players online during most of the day and night. Despite being a deathmatch server there's no rules against teaming and you can play any class you want want aside from cavalry for which the slots are limited. There are rules in place to prevent tnt spam and there's usually an admin on the server.
Minisiege is the only public siege server in the game and is where most new players tend to flock to so if you want a chill experience without any tryhards that's the place to go. The server is mainly active during the evenings and often reaches 80+ players
Commander Battle is a server where you command bots to play out battles and with scripts in place to prevent people from ramboing. It's fairly active and almost always has people playing.
Bot Survival, as the name suggest the players have to survive waves of Bots trying to kill them and to spice things up when admins are on there's special events where the players have to fend off a horde of naked men or women
Groupfighting Server, though not as active as it once was, it has always been a staple of the game and is the best place to practice your skills as a new player. The server also has a website where you can see yours and everyone else's stats http://nwgroupfighting.com/
There's also other smaller servers with extremely sporadic activity that are not worth mentioning
Events
On the European side of the game, there are events every day normally at 7pm London Time.
They can be either a classic line battle, a siege or an event with special format such as flag spawn or a historical event
Formats
Classic Linebattle
This is the oldest and most basic form of event, it has lines of infantry, skirmisher formations, cavalry and also artillery. Usually these events have a total amount of 4-6 rounds depending on how fast paced the rounds are
Siege
Currently there is only one siege event on Friday hosted by the 1Rhein
Flag Spawn
This is the newest form of event that has appeared. Unlike in the classic linebattle where if you die you have to wait for the next round in order to play again, in the flag spawn events you will spawn on your line's flag for as long as your team has enough points. Once the points of one or both teams run out the admin will call an all charge so as to not have the round drag for too long
Historical Events
Currently there is only one historical event and it happens once a month on a Wednesday and is hosted by the 33rd. As the name suggests it's based on historical battles and thus uses maps based on the location of the historical battle
Regiments
In order to play events you need to join a regiment, so here's a couple that I recommend
33rd Regiment of Foot
EU
Casual & Competitive
Language: English
Attendance per event: 20-30
Unit Type: Infantry, Cavalry, Lights, Artillery
19thYR Regiment of Foot
EU
Casual
Language: English
Attendance per event: 30+
Unit Type: Infantry, Cavalry, Lights, Artillery
1st Greek Light Infantry
EU
Casual
Language: English
Attendance per event: 20-30+
Unit Type: Infantry
KBLR
DEU
Casual
Language: German
Attendance per event 15-20+
Unit Type: Infantry, Cavalry, Lights
1er FusGre
FRA
Competitive & Casual
Language: French
Attendance per event: 15
Unit Type: Infantry
Nr21
EU
Casual
Language: English
Attendance per event: 10-15+
Unit Type: Infantry, Artillery
Svea Livgarde
CZE & SVK
Casual
Language: Czech, Slovakian
Attendance per event: 10+
Unit Type: Infantry
Åbo läns regemente
FIN
Casual
Language: Finnish
Attendance per event: 10+
Unit Type: Lights, Rifles
Infanterie Regiment Nummero 59 "Alexander von Jordis"
DEU
Casual & Competitive
Language: German
Attendance per event: 10+
Unit Type: Infantry
96y Dneprovskiy Pehotniy Polk
EU & CIS
Competitive
Language: English, Russian, Ukrainian
Attendance per event: 10-20
Unit Type: Infantry
1º Batalhão de Caçadores
PRT
Casual
Language: Portuguese
Attendance per event: 10-15
Unit Type: Lights, Rifles
56e Reg d'Infanterie de Ligne
CZE & SVK
Casual
Language: Czech, Slovakian
Attendance per event: 10+
Unit Type: Infantry
1st Artillery Regiment "Royal-Artillery"
FRA
Casual
Language: French
Attendance per event: 10~
Unit Type: Artillery
45ème d'Infanterie de Ligne
FRA & EU
Competitive & Casual
Language: French, English
Attendance per event: 10+
Unit Type: Infantry
Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 162 ✠ "Spieß Voran!"[www.fsegames.eu]
TUR
Casual
Language: Turkish
Attendance per event: 10~
Unit Type: Infantry
21st Infantry Regiment of Line
FRA
Casual
Language: French
Attendance per event: 10~
Unit Type: Infantry
The 61e Hussars
International
Casual
Language: English
Attendance per event: 15~
Unit Type: Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery
92nd "Gordon Highlanders" Regiment of Foot
EU
Casual
Language: English
Attendance per event: 10+
Unit Type: Infantry, Artillery
8th Brandenburg Infantry Regiment
CIS
Competitive
Language: Russian, Ukrainian
Attendance per event: 10+
Unit Type: Infantry
87th Irish Infantry Regiment
CIS
Competitive
Language: Russian, Ukrainian
Attendance per event: 10-20
Unit Type: Infantry
[L-G]Preobraz
CIS
Casual
Language: Russian, Ukrainian
Attendance per event: 20~
Unit Type: Infantry, Cavalry
1tes Marine Bataillon
DEU
Casual & Competitive
Language: German
Attendance per event: 10~
Unit Type: Infantry
European-Legion
EU
Casual
Language: English
Attendance per event: 5-8+
Unit Type: Infantry
1. Bergisches Infanterie Regiment
DEU
Casual
Language: German
Attendance per event: 10-15+
Unit Type: Infantry
84th Regiment of Foot (Royal Highland Emigrants)[www.fsegames.eu]
NA
Casual
Language: English
Attendance per event: 15+
Unit Type: Artillery, Infantry
63rd Regiment of Avaria
TUR
Casual & Competitive
Language: Turkish
Attendance per event: 15-20+
Unit Type: Infantry
Divisione Italiana
ITA
Casual
Language: Italian
Attendance per event: 6-7
Unit Type: Lights
Magdeburgisches Husarenregiment
DEU
Casual
Language: German
Attendance per event: 10~
Unit Type: Cavalry
Competitive
The game's competitive scene isn't as prevalent as it once was but it is still alive.
Regimental Comp is tournaments where regiments participate in either a 1v1 line-battle format or a 10v10-15v15 group-fight format. There have also been tournaments with different formats such as most recently the Skirmisher Championship hosted by the 33rd, where 2 regiments had to team up with one playing as Lights and the other as Rifles.
GF Team Comp is tournaments where group-fighting teams participate and the formats are smaller than those in tournaments meant for regiments, starting from 5v5 and up to 10v10 but nowadays 6v6 is the most common format. There are also tournaments where the teams are randomized giving anyone the chance to win and those have been pretty popular the past few years but are more casual than normal tournaments
Pick-Ups is when a bunch of players gather together and play group-fight matches with the teams being picked by 2 players, who gets to pick first is usually decided by a duel. They are more casual and more welcoming to newer people since usually the goal is to gather as many people as possible with the only requirement being to speak and comprehend English to avoid communication issues. Pick-Ups happen once a week on the 96y Teamspeak: 51.38.144.58:9738 at 8pm London Time on Monday
Tournaments as well as casual events can be found here https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?board=22.0
Source: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3091688201
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