The game is suffering. The mind spirit of Chivalry's whorshippers is not like the titled "Chivalry" game said itself.
If you have a pure soul and heart, this game is not for you. Contemptuous and dishumble are the antipode of all the humbles chivalric values, which are soiled.
To be able to fully enjoy the game and not to be impacted with the mentality of the community, you must have a minimum of hindsight on vanity and know how to relativize. Otherwise, you will give too much importance to undeserved things and your ego will be put to the test in a ridiculous way.

Play the game and keep your distances with the community to avoid impudence and immodesty.
There is few players actually who have kept the real chivalric sens.

For people who will ask me "So you why do you keep playing Chivalry". Well, because this is a good game, and I, like many people, are constraint to deal with your attitude.

In Free-For-All, you can certainly develop a fraternity of blood to form a coalition of vindictive warriors apocalyptic hells destroying everything in their path and sowing ruins and devastations... However, you must know one thing.
Your lack of loyalty will turn against you one day or the other.
Cunning is an intelligent tactic, but do not bribe a player to become his ally, for purposes of treachery, by many gestures and postures, and then stab on his back.
If a coalition is to be made, implement your vaunted values, and faithfully respect the engagements in combat, in one against one. Fighting a 5 vs 1 has nothing to do with self-pride and integrity. This case concern only FFAing with teammates, because it is another situation on the battleground with two factions.
The games is not called "Barbarians : Medieval Warfare". So, act don't act like an animal. Being a brainless and ret*rd in-games is still an option to keep a feeling of freedom that you could not have in your real life.

Sometimes the greatest threat is not under the banner of another conflicting civilization, it may be under the same banner as yours, and may have the same blood and currency as you. This point is close to 1), but I want to differentiate the thing.
Under an immature brawl, it may be that the protagonists concerned by the subject have a ego a little too super-sized, without any rationality or reason. These rascals must at all costs stop shedding the blood of their own brothers, and may require your intervention. Do not hesitate to interpose impartially the problem with a great neutrality, even if it imposes itself.
"Their fight, their problem ?". In FFA, I could understand (even with coalitions). But on the batteground with teammates, it is another story.
"We" are in the same boat and have to unificate our irons and spirits. Their problem become our problem, because it induces a consequent staff in less for the victory. If an ennemy interact with one of the protagonist, one of them will easily help the adversary to kill his brother, just to feed his little infantile rancor and his excessive vainness.
If it happen to you, pass your way and show that infantile business doesn't affect you. If he keep, just kick him in the butt (including low damage) and ignore this poor thing.
If he is frenetiquly on your back, solicit the clemency of the players or the admin for a sentence of expulsion, but in any case he should not savour the taste of your blade.

Press X & 4 to implore the essential fraternity.

In a display of dominance, briefly called “corpse-humping" , t-bagging is the most ancestral humiliation in the history of videogame, since the unholy players of the Halo & Call of Duty's virgin Communities.
After completing an opponent in battle, his body strokes the ground so that his soul can be one in the bowels of the land.
The body of an enemy is sacred, regardless of its ideology, must be respected. The body does not need to undergo such contemptuous practices unless your mind is gangrenous with sexual frustrations because you certainly cannot catch kitten ladies in party and you're still living in mummy's home.

Press X & 0 to extol the respect after the combat.

How far would you go to fuel your thirst for power on the scorecard or just win miserable additional EXP ?
To kill in FFA, an AwayFromKeyboard apponent, thus static and immobile, has nothing valiant and rewarding for your self-pride. The greed that carries through this execrable act is a form of gossip and a total lack of consideration towards the players of the community. Whether you fraternize or curse an AFK opponent, your duty is not to attack him, or even to protect him from other players or your possible allies.
So, where could be the challenge and the merit ?

The adversary, defeated, has no need to undergo such abuse once he has gone to join the beyond of Great and the Elder. Only a black heart, absorbed by eternal rage, can offer these disrespectull practices, the same way as so-called "T-bagging" humiliation.
On the exceptional case like the obedience of spiritual rites, you can behead and dismember for an offering or sacrifice if you praise a divine entity.

Rejecting the presence of the opponent is a sign of bad faith. Forcing him out of the party can mean that his presence disturbs your ego fed on a little wayward comfort. If you really want to hurt the adversary, welcome him as he should with dignity, and defeat him with chivalrous humility.
Make light on your frustration, it makes the players relation paltry and derisory each other. Accept defeat with stoicism, except if your weak ego can't support it. Your power can not be exercised forever over martial law. Defeat is the visceral sign that the laws of nature can lead to a fatal destiny, beyond good and evil, which are non-existent notions in fact. Only humans has given a sens to this two degrees.

Despite adversity, a form of mutual respect must be established as a duel, or on a battleground.
Lowering the head and greeting before the fight is the noblest mark of a pure-hearted Great Spirit.
Be honorable, for yourself and for others. If the adversary neglects this elementary notion, do not give in to the inexorable, ignore it and remain faithful. Temperance is a virtue, and it goes with your noble goals. Let nobody undermine you, preserve your endowments of integrity, even for the most recalcitrant enemies.

Archers, MAAs, Vanguards and Knights, must respect a code of conduct based on the famous "chivalric values":
- loyalty
- courage
- courtesy
- wisdom
- honor
- justice
- pride
- faith
- humility

Don't forget to Thank you Brother with X & 3

Excuses are for filthy peasants. Assume yourself in conflicts.

Why this guide so serious ? In fact no. It learn you know-how and morality.
Despite the decade of the community, the fun has the right to have place here.
Being a convivial person is an important thing, having such a lively community is the paroxysm of a good atmosphere. What has created the ambience of the Chivalry's universe is certainly humorous misunderstandings, swaggering, laughter, jesters, and ridiculous situations that offer us a good funny times too. That give to Chivalry, an unique whole world.
But above all, do not mislead the indecense, or be seduced by some sins that risk your chivalrous codes at risk.