Ubisoft’s For Honor avoids sex appeal with its female characters in favour of practicality and a juxtaposed equality between the sexes. However, the results whilst naturally will be favourable to some gamers isn’t as forward thinking as you might expect because it means there’s little distinction between the male and female warrior.
Time for battle. Today, For Honor announced that its Year 8, Forged in War, starts on March 14 with the first of four new seasons. Each season will tell standalone stories focused on special weapons unique to one of For Honor’s factions.
This is a great achievement. Today, For Honor celebrated reaching 35 million players and announced that its first fully armored Viking Hero, the Varangian Guard, will join the game on February 1.
Wow, this game is still going! Have not played it yet but wondering if it's worth jumping into
This looks like some Spooky fun.For Honor’s new season, Deceit, is coming on September 14, and the atmosphere is about to get otherworldly. Year 7 Season 3’s story opens with the Ghost Festival, a Wu Lin celebration to honor the dead with offerings and performances, running from September 14 to October 5.
7 years already, jesus. People play it still. It was fun but not the sticking around years kinda fun.
Dam if you do dam if you don't. This is why you should just stick to your vision of a game instead of trying to appeal to a certain demographic in an effort to avoid accusations of sexism. People these days are chronic complainers. Let this be a lesson. Not having sexy babes in your games and not defining a sexual difference is not the answer. Even though Iam sure fat feminist would disagree. As well as those who talk constantly about not being a specific gender binary and how gender is a social construct. If we keep losing our way in a sea of insane thinking we will lose ourselves in a whirlpool of chaos.
Personally I don't mind a mannish female in my games if that's what it calls for. but we can't exclude the classic femme fatale completely because of a few insecure complainers either.
lol, because we all know women were beating down men on battlefields. Thanks for reminding me why I stopped buying Ubisoft and EA games.
This is the most ridiculous. After years of hearing "armor for women is soo unrealistic" argument we finally get a game (granted there are others too) that have appropriate attire for women in a game and now we are crying about it. Just ridiculous. I haven't gotten the main game yet and spent maybe an hour and knew which models were male and female without having the women 99% naked.
It's great that way & the women in the campaign are some badasses!
you can't tell the pk is a female?
You realize we never see their faces right? Stop sexualizing helmets