Yesterday, Ubisoft buy Maple M Mesos announced plans to make a change to a high number of For Honor cosmetics that would see them removed from the in-For Honor game store, and then brought back at a reduction in an ongoing spinning. The issue, as For Honor game director Damien Kieken explained during a Twitch stream, is the weekly content release schedule means there is just too much things to properly cope with.

New players are faced with"a mountain" of stuff to unlock, he stated, and participant feedback indicates that the quantity of makeup is"overwhelming."To provide all this older crapola a proper send-off and give everyone an opportunity to grab it while they could, Ubisoft place it all available for up to half-off until July 19. However, the reaction from players was unexpectedly negative, a lot of whom interpreted the change as a short-term cash grab before their Q1 sales report coming later this season.

As a result, Ubisoft has decided to leave all the items since they were."We want to apologize on how we conveyed these prospective changes. Over the past year, as a result of the Warrior's Den and your presence on the respective platforms, we assembled what we believe to be a powerful relationship with you . Your feedback has been driving the production efforts including the various features and MaplestoryM Mesos improvements we've made," Ubisoft community developer Eric Pope composed on Reddit.

Reading the several threads made us realize that we did not correctly explain what we wanted to do and why we were doing it. Even if we're not moving, we would like to share the specific plan we had thoughts and why these changes will be created."Pope emphasized the change was intended to address the"exponential curve of releasing weekly articles on all heroes," and wasn't intended to place makeup out of reach or impede"participant saying."