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Do You Like Quitting Games In "For Honor"? Ubisoft Doesn't, And Is Going To Punish You

If there's one thing I cannot abide, it's quitters in multiplayer matches. Yeah, so what if we're losing in the first two minutes? There's time to come back! Don't bail just because you're not getting instant gratification and had to earn your victory. Apparently, this has been a major problem on the servers of For Honor, and Ubisoft will be taking measures to correct that.

For Honor - Ubisoft

For those prone to rage quitting or just being jerks to teams by bailing on them, the next patch for the game will include penalties and punishments to be levied against players who leave on purpose.

Revealed in their latest weekly Warrior's Den stream, Ubisoft went over some of the details of the patch, with that being the juiciest tidbit of the bunch. While details of what the punishments will be weren't made clear, they did mention that the game will be able to tell if you decide to ALT-F4 your way out, which will be a huge problem for those who feel like they can try to blame it on a "disconnection" problem.

You can listen to the full details of what was revealed for the next patch in the video below!

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