While playing through the Arcade mode, I took the time to play with each of the new warriors from the Wu Lin faction, and I ended up fighting against AI-controlled versions of each of them too.
Alongside the daily challenges that reward you with in-game currency, the variety in Arcade mode makes the experience feel different each time, and it feels like a lot of thought has gone into making the experience feel valuable for those new to the game, or those who perhaps don’t want to play online from time to time. In some instances, your warrior can be especially vulnerable to fire, and in others, they can gain health back by attacking, making a more aggressive approach more worthwhile. You gain experience and can level up your characters in Arcade mode, making it a perfect opportunity to familiarize yourself with a character’s move-set and strengthening their stats before taking them into the online arena.Īlongside the randomized enemy encounters, both your warrior and the warriors that you are fighting have varying modifiers attached to them in each battle, making each playthrough different.
#FOR HONOR WALLPAPER MENU MARCHING FIRE SERIES#
Arcade essentially functions as a shortened, randomized version of the single-player campaign, where you fight against a series of other warriors in 1v1 or sometimes 1v2 battles. I spent most of my time with the Marching Fire expansion playing with the new Arcade mode, as this seemed like the best opportunity to remind myself of how the game plays, as well as getting up to speed with the new Wu Lin faction. Everyone will unlock the new Breach mode, as well as graphical updates, a new training mode and a revamped UI. For those who pay for the expansion, it comes with four new characters as part of the Wu Lin faction (non-paying players gain access to these at a later date) and the new PvE Arcade mode. I refer to Marching Fire as being two-tiered in the sense that the expansion is available for everybody, but you get different things depending on whether you pay for it or not.
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This two-tiered update to the game felt like the perfect opportunity to jump back in and reevaluate my feelings for the game, with new characters, new modes and a range of other updates to the core game that promise to make the experience feel new and fresh. Despite the game maintaining a loyal following, I haven’t given it much thought since then, and I have to admit that I was a little surprised when the Marching Fire expansion was revealed at E3 2018. When I played For Honor at release, back in February 2017, I found that while I enjoyed what I played, it didn’t leave much of a lasting impression.
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