Junior Member
Hi there UBI team,
Since most of the posts I read are complaints I want to say something:
I AM ENJOYING the game.
It's demanding and fun to play, gets a bit boring after longer session but hey, get a life right?
You've done a good job in creating something new in terms of gameplay.
Sure some things could use a rework but generally speaking this game has brought me more fun than any other online game I ever played.
In terms of steel and how little you earn it in matches there's a lot of bad vibes when people see that they paid for a game they need to grind or pay more to have full content. I bought myself a couple of steel packs and I feel that I paid a bit too much. The reward for paying good money for steel should be a bit more than color scheme, an animation or a couple of gear packages.
But in general I am surprised that you actually made a game that is so diverse despite its repetitiveness.
Keep on working of the game, don't mess up with content updates and surprise players with some good rewards for doing orders.
I am your fan since first AC but tread carefully please
Best regards
Szymon
Community Manager
Thanks for the kind words, Szymon! We know For Honor isn't perfect, but the team is working hard to ensure the game becomes a better experience for all players. With the input from the community and the game data we've continued to gather, we believe that we can make For Honor something truly special. Thanks again!
Member
I agree with your post for the most part. It def is something that has a new feel, for me anyway. I have also been a fan since AC 1 and to be honest, AC 1 is the reason I got an Xbox360 because I believe at first it was exclusive to that system. I do enjoy playing and the game is competitive. Of course, spammers are expected. Graphics are good and playing is smooth from a character standpoint once you pick the right character that fits your style. I do have a major complaint and I am sure you guys have heard it many times before. The match making is horrendous. I spent roughly 60 percent of my time starting over as I get kicked constantly. Whenever someone quits it punishes others and I am not sure what the general consensus was to set up always online through players in the first place. I have great internet where I live and the fastest connection wired that is available and yet because of others who were "chosen" to play through, it sucks. There's nothing more frustrating getting halfway through a match only to get kicked for no reason whatsoever. Sweet the Nobushi has one hit left I'm gonna pull this win for us...... "a network error has occurred" sigh, find new game, start match, kicked agaIn , sigh rinse and repeat. For example, I played 5 dominion matches back to back today out of 5 games I was kicked 4 times and if you wanna bring a friend along forget it, one of you are gonna get booted or fail to join while loading with no explanation. I'm at the point where I'm considering just putting the game down. Ubisoft, you guys want to talk about possibly punishing the players, for this or that. Jesus isn't the connection issues and server problems always down punishement enough? I'm actually surprised people are able to get rewards while being afk. I read that the other day and the first thing I thought of was... I wonder how they could actually do it without getting kicked. Yeah sit on our game for two hours and actually play for about 20 minutes. I know I'm going on and on and normally I'm wouldn't post anything as I'm not the one who does and I'm normally really patient but it's beyond ridiculous. I talked up the game and my friend bought it digitally. He was kicked so many times a couple of Wednesdays ago that he deleted it from his hard drive and cancelled his wildlands preorder. Overall, I am happy with the game, design, concept, and when I get to play, the competition. Something has to be done or at least alleviated. I love the Ubisoft brand and the games, they are by far some of the best overall games I've ever played. It's a shame so many fans and gamers who spend good money to use our casual downtime hoping that the game doesn't get interrupted more than actually focusing on the game itself.
