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For Honor has today launched its February 10 update on all platforms, so here’s the full list of changes and fixes with this patch. If you were expecting anything crazy from today’s update, well you sadly aren’t going to get that. The update is only 18Mb in size, so there isn’t much the team can put in there. With that being said, a few bug fixes are being made to help further refine the state of the game. Sure, that isn’t anything worth writing home about, but it’s a good thing to see nonetheless. Without further adieu, here’s everything new with For Honor in its February 10 update!
For Honor February 10 Update Patch Notes
Fighters
Pirate
[Bug Fix] Fixed an issue that cause โWalk the Plankโ impales to be 900ms from certain sides instead of 866ms
[Bug Fix] Fixed an issue that caused โWalk the Plankโ Impale follow up with Feats to not behave properly
User Interface
[Bug Fix] Fixed an issue that caused the Pirate โPresetโ page in โOpponent Settingsโ menu to not be functional (FH-3419)
Customization
[Bug Fix] Fixed an issue that caused the Pirateโs default Podium to be โAllegiance to Ashfeldโ
On the bright side, that isn’t all that’s coming today and beyond. The Pirate Hero Bundle is also available starting today, bringing with it a host of cosmetics to make your fighter more in the sea faring mood. You can also expect to see several mini-events debut across the rest of the month, including a Vanquisher Challenge, Extra Loot Fest, and much more! While not an exciting month for content, For Honor fans can expect plenty of exciting new things to take advantage of and improve their experience. Check out the full roadmap here for further details.
For Honor is available on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox consoles. For more information regarding this update, check out the official Reddit post.
Shawn is an avid 21-year old writer with two years in the games journalism industry. When not writing, you can often find him falling in love with singleplayer titles or yelling at multiplayer games he enjoys.
