Ubisoft announces a test phase for For Honor’s dedicated servers

Since its launch in February 2017, For Honor has been heavily criticized by its community for its unstable servers. Ubisoft however, wants to make up for its mistake and that is why the French publisher will very soon launch a life-size test for all players, on absolutely all machines.

This test will start December 14 at 6:00 p.m. and will end on December 18 at 2:00 p.m.. During this time, everyone will be able to enjoy all the Heroes through the Duel, Dominion and Tribute modes. All games will be done on dedicated servers and it will be possible to download the client for free from December 13 at 2:00 p.m.. There are several advantages to participating in this initiative since rewards will be offered and they can be kept in your main account. For those who don’t have the game yet, your progress will be saved if you decide to get it.

The teams ofUbisoft Montreal want to significantly improve For Honor and support their game for the long term. In less than a year, more than 30 updates have been deployed and the content has swelled with 6 new heroes, 6 new maps, additional game modes And much more. Even if the hype has clearly fallen since the release, it is always good that a major publisher like Ubisoft decides to bring novelties to its games.

So don’t hesitate to take part in this test of For Honor’s dedicated servers on PS4, Xbox One and PC.

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