For Honor players will receive in game compensation following last week’s DDOS attacks

Last week Ubisoft’s For Honor was the target of sustained DDOS attacks that meant players could not access the game’s servers so couldn’t get online. A bit of a problem when For Honor is a game that revolves around online multiplayer. Ubisoft has acknowledged what happened and as a result will be offering in-game compensation to all players that have been active in the last 30 days across all platforms the game is available on.

The compensation shall consist of 250 steel and 3 XP boosts. That will be rolling out at 2PM EDT which is 7PM BST.

As a compensation for the recent outage that occurred last week due to a series of DDOS attacks, we will be providing players who were active on all platforms within the last 30 days:

250 Steel
3 XP Boosts

We’ll be deploying this today from 2PM EDT.https://t.co/0UczqEbykD

— For Honor (@ForHonorGame) June 26, 2019

As you can imagine the replies to that tweet are full of gratitude. For Honor has received a couple of updates over the last month and you can read the patch notes both here and here. The majority of the updates were to balance the fighters.

Source: Twitter