Of course, not all games are flawless. For Honor fans know that the game is not polished because of many problems disrupting the gameplay. Also, players are commenting about the peer-to-peer issues that make them uninterested to continue anymore.
New Improvements Coming In For Honor
The PC version of For Honor has some problems that Ubisoft needs to address as soon as possible. The developer acknowledges this, hence the upcoming patch. However, it is suggested that this must be released immediately as players are now starting to lose interest in the game.
The upcoming patch will introduce some fixes such as making the Easy AntiCheat more user-friendly in For Honor and players not encountering the error whenever they try to join the game, according to Express. In addition, the game will no longer show in the taskbar once it is closed.
Furthermore, the bugs in PC startup will be also removed in For Honor. The players will not encounter any screen failure when they want to switch to borderless and if the specs of their CPU do not reach the requirement, a message indicating BOOT will show up.
Problems With Peer-To-Peer In For Honor
As per VG247, NAT issues in For Honor are hard to be resolved. Players have reported experiencing some lag during switches. They also observed that whenever they join matches, their connections became unstable. Another problem they encountered was in the teleportation of the opponents.
These problems in For Honor push the players to quit. However, the game does not allow early quit penalties and that is why they have to continue playing even if they are facing certain issues. Another issue raised was about the server unable to hold a large numbers of players.
The upcoming patch the Ubisoft might release for For Honor's PC version will fix the different problems in the game. However, another issue in relation to peer-to-peer needs to be fixed as soon as possible because this hampers the players' interaction with another players, thus making the experience less than enjoyable.
