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von Jan Wöbbeking,
For Honor: Season 4 beginnt in der kommenden Woche
Ubisoft hat angekündigt, dass dem Schwertkampfspiel For Honor (ab 3,00€ bei 
kaufen) die Season 4 ins Haus steht: Ab Dienstag, 14. November finden Spieler auf dem Schlachtfeld zwei neue Helden, zwei neue Karten, einen neuen Spiel-Modus sowie weitere Änderungen, die im offiziellen Überblicks-Trailer erläutert werden:
Aramusha z.B. kommt bei den Samurai hinzu - als eine Art Hybrid ist er in der Lage, sowohl schnelle Attacken als auch Abwehraktionen zu starten. Die Wikinger bekommen eine Schamanin hinzu, welche eine kleine Axt sowie einen Dolch mitbringt. Die offizielle Website erklärt die Einsatzmöglichkeiten der neuen Figuren und ihrer Waffen und geht zudem darauf ein, welche Elemente wann für welche Preismodelle bzw. Season-Pass-Besitzer verfügbar sind:
"For Honor’s Season 4, Order & Havoc, is kicking off November 14 and bringing new Heroes, new maps, and new modes to shake up the competitive battlefields. The two Heroes headlining this season are the Aramusha and the Shaman. The Aramusha joins the ranks of the Samurai as a Hybrid that is capable of executing fast attacks and deploying equally quick defenses. Meanwhile, the Vikings will see the arrival of the Shaman who is equipped with two different weapons (hatchet and dagger). The Shaman gains strength when opponents are bleeding on the battlefield, granting two skills called Blood Trance and Predator’s Mercy – the former granting health for every successful strike while the latter allows them to leap onto an opponent for a devastating attack.
These two Heroes will be available for Season Pass holders on November 14, and then available for all other players to unlock on November 21 for 15,000 Steel each. The two new maps – Market Town and The Gauntlet – will be available for free to all players on November 14. As for Tribute mode, we’ve detailed that in a previous post, but in short, it’s a new objective-based 4v4 team mode in which teams must successfully communicate and coordinate their strategy to control three Offerings on a map, with the goal of bringing them back to a Shrine. Once an Offering is controlled and secured at a Shrine, it can offer one of three team blessings: Vindicator (boost to attack), Guardian (regenerating shield), or Oracle (increases awareness – showing enemies on the map). The Offerings and their blessings can tip the scale of battle in a team’s favor at any given time, requiring teammates to make thoughtful choices about the Heroes they bring into battle, what feats they equip, and how to adapt to any given situation.
Ranked Dominion play will also make its debut following the launch of Season 4 allowing players to show-off their skills, compete for in-game rewards, and claim bragging rights over the competition. If you have yet to play For Honor and want to give it a try before the launch of Order & Havoc, Ubisoft is offering a For Honor Free Weekend on all platforms. Running November 9 through November 12, the Free Weekend grants access to all of the game’s modes, including its five multiplayer options, the campaign (playable solo or with a friend), and the diverse roster of Heroes up through Season 3. All progress from the Free Weekend carries over to the full version of the game, which will also be on sale with discounts up to 60% during over the weekend. Additional details, including start times, can be found at the For Honor Free Weekend site. And if you’re already a For Honor player, give the Warrior Training Program a try by grouping with at least one friend that doesn’t own the game during the Free Weekend. Complete five games as a group and you will each earn 5000 Steel."
kaufen) die Season 4 ins Haus steht: Ab Dienstag, 14. November finden Spieler auf dem Schlachtfeld zwei neue Helden, zwei neue Karten, einen neuen Spiel-Modus sowie weitere Änderungen, die im offiziellen Überblicks-Trailer erläutert werden:
Aramusha z.B. kommt bei den Samurai hinzu - als eine Art Hybrid ist er in der Lage, sowohl schnelle Attacken als auch Abwehraktionen zu starten. Die Wikinger bekommen eine Schamanin hinzu, welche eine kleine Axt sowie einen Dolch mitbringt. Die offizielle Website erklärt die Einsatzmöglichkeiten der neuen Figuren und ihrer Waffen und geht zudem darauf ein, welche Elemente wann für welche Preismodelle bzw. Season-Pass-Besitzer verfügbar sind:
"For Honor’s Season 4, Order & Havoc, is kicking off November 14 and bringing new Heroes, new maps, and new modes to shake up the competitive battlefields. The two Heroes headlining this season are the Aramusha and the Shaman. The Aramusha joins the ranks of the Samurai as a Hybrid that is capable of executing fast attacks and deploying equally quick defenses. Meanwhile, the Vikings will see the arrival of the Shaman who is equipped with two different weapons (hatchet and dagger). The Shaman gains strength when opponents are bleeding on the battlefield, granting two skills called Blood Trance and Predator’s Mercy – the former granting health for every successful strike while the latter allows them to leap onto an opponent for a devastating attack.
These two Heroes will be available for Season Pass holders on November 14, and then available for all other players to unlock on November 21 for 15,000 Steel each. The two new maps – Market Town and The Gauntlet – will be available for free to all players on November 14. As for Tribute mode, we’ve detailed that in a previous post, but in short, it’s a new objective-based 4v4 team mode in which teams must successfully communicate and coordinate their strategy to control three Offerings on a map, with the goal of bringing them back to a Shrine. Once an Offering is controlled and secured at a Shrine, it can offer one of three team blessings: Vindicator (boost to attack), Guardian (regenerating shield), or Oracle (increases awareness – showing enemies on the map). The Offerings and their blessings can tip the scale of battle in a team’s favor at any given time, requiring teammates to make thoughtful choices about the Heroes they bring into battle, what feats they equip, and how to adapt to any given situation.
Ranked Dominion play will also make its debut following the launch of Season 4 allowing players to show-off their skills, compete for in-game rewards, and claim bragging rights over the competition. If you have yet to play For Honor and want to give it a try before the launch of Order & Havoc, Ubisoft is offering a For Honor Free Weekend on all platforms. Running November 9 through November 12, the Free Weekend grants access to all of the game’s modes, including its five multiplayer options, the campaign (playable solo or with a friend), and the diverse roster of Heroes up through Season 3. All progress from the Free Weekend carries over to the full version of the game, which will also be on sale with discounts up to 60% during over the weekend. Additional details, including start times, can be found at the For Honor Free Weekend site. And if you’re already a For Honor player, give the Warrior Training Program a try by grouping with at least one friend that doesn’t own the game during the Free Weekend. Complete five games as a group and you will each earn 5000 Steel."
