Since members of the press began playing only on Tuesday, there are no For Honor reviews out currently, and won’t be for the next few days. The bigger fallout of Ubisoft’s decision for media, like us, and in turn for readers everywhere, is the lack of reviews. People (usually) play online for competition, and not to get slaughtered. As you can expect, that’s bound to affect your experience with the game, be it for the higher lag you might face, or the disparity in skill between your opponents and you in the beginning. In our time with the game’s PC version, multiplayer matches in For Honor routinely took more than two minutes to get started, and that was after the search had been expanded beyond our region and skill level.

Matchmaking can be a troubling aspect for such games – players complained about this during the beta test over the weekend – and so Ubisoft figured it’d be best to let everyone onto For Honor at the same time, which ought to help in finding people to play with. With For Honor, Ubisoft’s newest title which launched on Tuesday for PS4, Xbox One and PC, the company continues its trend of not giving away review copies of multiplayer-focused titles to the press before release.

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