My enemies disrespect me by not cleaning their sword when we begin our duel.
I disrespect them by stabbing in the groin and then decapitating them.

Now some actual review:
my main point against the game is that swords and shields tend to get stuck together instead of metal sliding on metal, so counter-attacks don't really work that well, but otherwise it's pretty solid. In the campaign, you fight wave after wave of same medieval swordsmen/knights, which could get a bit boring, but on the other hand, you don't have to walk around, and there's always someone to fight. Which can get pretty sweaty. I get immersed enough to rotate my actual body, and keeping my actual feet grounded becomes a bit of a mental challenge. Having to hold your hands up, swing/stab around, and even duck sometimes; and you have a nice little swordfighting workout.
Which is nice.

Sometimes I get one-shot while I think I'm blocking the incoming attack; combined with the weapons getting stuck encourages me to cheese the fights... but hey, if they go down, you win, right?

It's an okay game, I had fun playing through the campaign and trying out the zombie mode but I won't come back to this one. The fighting does just not feel that good. Anyway I would recommend it but better pick it up on sale.

I wouldn't pay more then $10 for this game.

I really wanted to love the idea the mechanics. But when you get into fights hit's and blocks don't always register, like for me maybe 50% of the time. Made it very frustrating.

I was playing Quest 3
3080
i9 9900
64Gb RAM