‘For Honor’s’ Continuous Internet Connection Requirement Could Be Its Worst Feature

"For Honor" recently updated its archive of trailers and character introduction videos. The closed Beta was also announced which will launch next month.

Ubisoft is hosting a pre-launch, timed event dubbed the "War of the Factions", coming alongside the closed beta, three videos which showcased "For Honor's" playable hero characters for the closed Beta were launched. This includes the Peacekeeper which was described as "quick and lethal" armed with a short sword and dagger.

Known to be the deadliest of all assassins, Peacekeepers are can win a fight before a battle through stealth or surprise method of attack. The Shugoki are samurai guardians described as "massive and fierce," armed with a huge stick called the "Kanabo." The Shugoki are not as agile as their Samurai counterparts but they possess an out of this world strength and resistance. The Viking Warlords described as "warborne," are bred to fight and tagged as the "true leaders in combat." Warlords are equipped with strong shields and sharp swords which strikes fear among their enemies, according to NicheGamer.

Known to be the deadliest of all assassins, Peacekeepers are can win a fight before a battle through stealth or surprise method of attack. The Shugoki are samurai guardians described as "massive and fierce," armed with a huge stick called the "Kanabo." The Shugoki are not as agile as their Samurai counterparts but they possess an out of this world strength and resistance. The Viking Warlords described as "warborne," are bred to fight and tagged as the "true leaders in combat." Warlords are equipped with strong shields and sharp swords which strikes fear among their enemies, according to GameSpot's article.

"For Honor's" internet connection requirement is a bit disappointing knowing that internet connection sometimes is unpredictable and not every time a player has access to it. All in all Ubisoft has produced another great game which cannot be played by everyone.