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[ChampionRuby50g]

No it doesn't happen to everyone. But I can see a vast number of complaints both here and in reddit. So still connectivity is not in an appropriate level for a AAA title.

As for the op with so little time available I suggest that you should pass on this one. Doesn't worth spending this few hours you get to relax between matchmaking and error screens. Sometimes the game runs smooth af but the very next day it's trash. And vice versa

I was never denying that there was still problems, I was just simply denying that everyone was having problems and issues with servers, and that they suck.

For me, personally, I still have problems and drop outs with servers. They don’t work flawlessly for me, but I know that is through no fault of Ubisoft. It is because my internet is sub par, and maxes out at 12 M/bs a second. I still have ADSL 2+, which is pre-historic basically. This is not because I don’t want to get better internet, it’s because It simply isn’t available to me yet. Australia has worse internet capabilities than Kazakhstan, and only in the next few months is the government installing broadband network in my area, and it is only then I can upgrade and get better speeds. Speeds that will still be behind the rest of the world sadly.

[SpaceJim12]

No it doesn't happen to everyone. But I can see a vast number of complaints both here and in reddit. So still connectivity is not in an appropriate level for a AAA title.

When dedicated servers were released, I have a lot of disconnections. I can't finish 50% matches. And I played a week ago, have only one disconnection issue in 5 hours of play. So, even if on release dedicated servers were pretty messy, now they for sure work better.

[guor6800]

I was never denying that there was still problems, I was just simply denying that everyone was having problems and issues with servers, and that they suck.

For me, personally, I still have problems and drop outs with servers. They don’t work flawlessly for me, but I know that is through no fault of Ubisoft. It is because my internet is sub par, and maxes out at 12 M/bs a second. I still have ADSL 2+, which is pre-historic basically. This is not because I don’t want to get better internet, it’s because It simply isn’t available to me yet. Australia has worse internet capabilities than Kazakhstan, and only in the next few months is the government installing broadband network in my area, and it is only then I can upgrade and get better speeds. Speeds that will still be behind the rest of the world sadly.

I totally understand that. But from my point of view with approximately 100mbps download speed I can't believe that the problem is on my end.

Still you can't group up with a friend and join a session without either one dropping. This problem still occurs and for me this is not acceptable.

My main problem is what I said before. One day everything working as intended and the game rolls smoothly. But few hours later you can't even join a session.

When dedicated servers were released, I have a lot of disconnections. I can't finish 50% matches. And I played a week ago, have only one disconnection issue in 5 hours of play. So, even if on release dedicated servers were pretty messy, now they for sure work better.

I never denied that we 're making progress. But that progress is coming in a really slow motion that most people got bored getting empty promises. Even dedicated ones.

This game could have been from goty to top 3 fighter games ever. It's potential were of the charts. Nowadays it's just an example of how not to develop a title 😃

[SpaceJim12]

This game could have been from goty to top 3 fighter games ever. It's potential were of the charts. Nowadays it's just an example of how not to develop a title ��

Well, for now we have only two real lines of For Honor's future. First, we see some big, cool changes in next season, that could bring players back to the game, or there will be nothing special to see in Season 6 and that will become a point where game will start slowly come to the end.

And while I'm afraid that we will see second scenario, I still hope we could see first one.

[guor6800]

Well, for now we have only two real lines of For Honor's future. First, we see some big, cool changes in next season, that could bring players back to the game, or there will be nothing special to see in Season 6 and that will become a point where game will start slowly come to the end.

And while I'm afraid that we will see second scenario, I still hope we could see first one.

So exactly the same thing that is happening for the past 5 seasons. Always something cool to hype people(and grab cash), usually delivered late or kinda broken.

Their biggest problem is that the premade stuff and champions they have prepared for season pass have reached an end. Don't expect any new champions or game modes. Even if they do so it will be in 2-3 seasons.

If I hope?Not really. I just wish some other company will pick up the idea and deliver something better. Ubisoft had a rough diamond in their hands and failed miserably to make it shine.

[SpaceJim12]

Their biggest problem is that the premade stuff and champions they have prepared for season pass have reached an end. Don't expect any new champions or game modes. Even if they do so it will be in 2-3 seasons.

It's true, that's why I said that content in season 6 will show us real situation. If there will be more cheap stuff like effects and recolors for armor, players will understand that there are nothing devs do last year. But I don't really think we need new chars. Game modes for sure, but most - customization. Something deeper and better than spiked old armor and two-three new blades for sword. Devs need to rework whole model of customization and bring something new to it. It will help to improve monetization and give new content. In multiplayer games nowadays cosmetic are a big part of gameplay. And For Honor, that have so great visual need something in this way so much.