While phase one should make for a healthier For Honor community, phase two likely encompasses the features players are most eager to try: cross-play groups with friends. Voice chat will also be disabled for all cross-play matches, although Ubisoft has a plan to reintroduce it at a later date. This should make matchmaking go significantly faster, although Ubisoft warned that players will need to play a few games to reestablish their skill rating.
The first phase of cross-play combines the matchmaking pools for all PC, PlayStation, and Xbox players. Phase two is in active development and Ubisoft didn’t clarify an exact timeline for its release.
The new cross-play initiative will launch in two phases, with the first coming at the start of the game’s year six plans. Almost five years and one month after For Honor’s launch, the game is getting cross-play on March 17, Ubisoft announced on Thursday.
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