Henüz test asamasinda olmasina ragmen ve 1 saat oynamama ragmen (Betanin sonuna denkgelmisim) ♥♥♥ büyük hayrani oldum oyunun. Savas mekanizmasi ♥♥♥ zevkli ve kolay ögreniliyor. Haritada karsi takimlarin bölgelerini ele gecirebiliyoruz ve degisik degisik oyun modlari ve kahramanlari var. kendi sembolünüzü istediginiz gibi üretebiliyorsunuz ve kahramaninizi sekillendirebiliyorsunuz. grafikleri ayri bi güzel.
tek negatif durum arada sirada serverlara baglandirtmiyor. ama bu sorun cözülünce ileride buna verilicek 60€ kesinlikle deger

Kesinlikle bekleneni verdiğini düşünüyorum.

Oynamayın oynatmayın! Klavyeye vurmaktan yorgun düştüm. Server atıyor mu dersin. Oyuncular ne olduğundan habersiz mi dersin. Hata yaptığın için kendine sinirlenmek mi dersin her şey var!

180 TL ver sinir hastası ol! Bulaşmayın

As someone who has been looking forward to this game since its announcement, I can say that the Beta was all I had hoped for and more. There are some issues people seem to be repeating in the reviews, and I have to disagree with almost all of them. I reached reputation 2 level 8 (~level 50) in my time playing this beta, so I think I can say I have a decent understanding of the game basics. Strap in, because I'm about to speak the honest truth despite all these nay-sayers. So lets get started.

Combat:
There are no complete class counters, just a lack of experience. I played exclusively the Warden (Knight Vanguard class) for the entire beta, and in no way was there a class that outright countered me. Sure the Nobushi is good at keeping you at range and poking, and the Berserker attacks insanely fast, but it all comes down to being able to predict and react to your opponent. Knowing the different moves and techniques of each class is CRUCIAL if you expect to 1v1 someone. As the saying goes, knowledge is power.
Counter-guard breaking is also an element of the game I found frustratingly difficult to get the hang of, but immensely important for fighting classes like the Peacekeeper or the Orochi. Some players will complain saying "Oh, the window to counter grab is impossibly small, there's no way you can do it" and to that I honestly say you're just refusing to accept that you are bad at it. It took a lot of practice, but I DID eventually pick up on it, to the point of being able to counter grabs very frequently in Duels. It just takes practice and patience.

Classes:
If you want my advice, play all the classes against Players and AI, and then just stick with one. The Rock Paper Scissors analogy that has been thrown around as far as matchups go is total BS. Any class can beat any other. To me, they all felt really balanced overall. If you arent ready for the Peacekeeper to grab you and kidney stab half your health away with a bleed, then yeah, you're gonna have a bad time. However, if you know that the Peacekeeper loves to grab and are prepared to counter, then you're gonna be able to punish them when they go for it, and can win the matchup quite handedly. This is not a game where you can just pick the class that has the most damaging attacks and expect to dominate anyone you go up against (looking at you, Orochi mains) but rather a game where skill and experience make the difference between winning an epic Duel and getting yourself thrown off the edge of a cliff as soon as the match starts. Play who you like, keep practicing with them, and eventually you will be able to wreak havoc on the fields of battle.

Connection and Loading:
Many reviews have been critical of the player-to-player system Ubisoft is using for the game, claiming frequent disconnects, extensive loading times, and having the game pause mid-combat because of a network-response delay. I can't say these aren't true, but in my experience I had almost no connection problems. The only times I would see the game pause briefly was when people would lose a Duel and rage quit, at which point the game has to take a second to load in a bot to replace the salty codger. I use Ethernet for my high-speed internet, but if the error is with the client and connecting players, there shouldn't be a discrepancy for the most part between hardline and wifi. All I can say is I have no clue what frequent interruptions people are belly-aching about. If these are an actual problem, I suppose I was just one of the luck few.
Loading times, however, are another story. It seemed to take a minute or two to load into a game, and you are left sitting for more than you'd really like as you look as the big VS between your two team lineups. Maybe this is where the P2P connection poses a problem, but in all honesty, just have some patience. Remember, this was an Open Beta, and a TON of people were playing an insane amount of this game over the last 4 days, myself included. I would assume these waiting times will improve once the game fully launches. If not, it's nothing that significantly impacts the quality of gameplay. Compared to waiting 10+ minutes for a game of League of Legends to queue up, this loading time is nothing, and doesn't happen for every game. There are games where you'll load in after a few seconds, so overall I don't see this as a reason to avoid getting the game.

Game Variety:
As of the Open Beta, there have been a total of 4 different game modes (1v1 Duel, 2v2 Duel, 4v4 Elimination, and 4v4 Dominion) which may seem rather limited, but once you take into account the variations between the modes, (i.e. using feats, gear stats, team tactics) there is a good amount of challenge and different playstyles across all of them. Want to test your skill in 1 on 1 combat? Try to best another player in a Duel, where Feats and Gear are stripped and all you can rely on is your own prowess. Want to take on another pair of warriors with your closest ally by your side? Jump into a 2v2 Brawl and crack skulls with a friend. Or perhaps you would prefer an objective-based game? Dominion pits two teams of 4 warriors against one another for control of 3 critical points across a battlefield of clashing infantry and chaotic teamfights. With the addition of Elimination in the Open Beta, you can fight 4v4 in an open map filled with environmental hazards, combat buffs, and your Hero Feats at your disposal, such as the deadly longbow of the Kensei or the devastating Catapult strike from the Warden. There really are plenty of options for whatever gametype you prefer, though I can 100% say that if you play the game to best people in 1v1 fights, Dominion is not the game for you, as getting swarmed by enemy players is a very unsatisfying way to fall in combat. Instead, play Brawl or Elimination as I did, and fight with Honor!

If you played the Beta, and really didn't have a good time, then I really don't think you'll ever be satisfied with the game, but again that probably just comes down to being unskilled and getting easily frustrated when finding it hard to be as good as you expected against people who are simply better at the game. Play the game, learn the Art of Combat system, and this game will be a great source of epic victories and humble defeats for months to come.

Faction War:
The War of Factions seems to be a bit too dragged out imo, with 2 weeks for each round and 5 rounds in a season, and only THEN do you get your rewards. I personally would like to see something a bit more significant coming out of my efforts towards the Knights, but in all honesty the Faction War just goes on in the background and if you weren't introduced to it when you start multiplayer, you'd never really know it was there. Not really a negative, but just something I'd like to see make more of an impact on the game. Also, from my experience in both Betas, everyone is joining the Samurai Faction, so they have dominated the maps based on sheer populaton alone. The Knights were somewhat comparable, but still outnumbered for the most part, and then the Vikings, well... they had a snowy patch here and there; Pretty much Team Instinct in PokemonGo.


I should also mention that there is going to be a complete Campaign where you learn the story and struggles of each Faction as they fight to retain their lands and push back the conspiring acts of the Warlord Apollyon. Its also online Co-op which is going to be a ton of fun to play with a friend.

Final Thoughts:
I give For Honor 9/10, with the main drawbacks being the insignificance of the Faction War, and the lack of class-combat tutorials, so you basically have to teach yourself how to do the special moves of each class. Despite these flaws, For Honor is an excellent buy for anyone who likes the theme of classical melee combat, fighting games, and looking like a total badass as you rank up your class and unlock new gear pieces to customize your warrior.

Hope this review proves useful.

Aldığım internet sorunu başlığı altındaki yanlış hatalar dışında oyun mükkemmeldi . Bu hatalarında oyun tam çıktığında düzeliceğini tahmin ediyorum . Oyundaki dövüş motoru harika , görüntü kalitesi muazzam .. Oyun da bir Lord of the Rings : Conquest havası var . Ben sevdim herkesede tavsiye ediyorum . 180 tl biraz fazla ama indirimlerde kesinlikle alınması gereken bir oyun...

Fiyat performans skalasında 10 üzerinden 2 yi benim bu tür oyunlara zaafım dolayısıyla ancak hak edebiliyor. Dominion a girmek imkansız. Girince heyecanlanmayın 10 sn sonra oyun pert. for honor ı tavsiye edbilmem için fiyatının max 76 tl olması gerekiyor.

Good enough

Muazzam bi ortaçağ savaş oyunu herkese tavsiye ediyorum

Ubisoft patateslere verdiği değeri azcık server'a verse oyuna en azından girip inceleme fırsatım olurdu.Bu nedir böyle?Bu serverların hali nedir???Oyuna girilemiyo kiiyi mi kötü mü çözelim.Başta bi kaç kez girdi daha sonraları oyuna girdikten 3 dk sonra atıyor.Potansiyeli olan bir oyun ancak bu serverlarla ne oyuna girilir ne de zevk alınır.

+Oynayış fena değil
+Atmosfer

-Serverdan atmalar
-Bilgisayarımın çok iyi olmasına rağmen oyuna ilk girince oyunun tamamen donması
-Uzun bekleme süresi

=180 tl ye değmez