You'll make your way through each area, completing objectives and dispatching foes with a combination of blows, parries, and dodges, but there's no rote memorisation of enemy placement or attack patterns. The mechanics here also echo Souls, but with a bit more freedom. The story, which appears to also serve as a protracted training for each of the game's classes, takes you through one interwoven narrative, shifting character and focus as it progresses. This impression is heightened by the mix of visual influences as much as gameplay - For Honor's ananchronistic blend of cultural influences combines for a somewhat more realistic take on the Souls series' twisted gothic environments. It would also make sense in terms of if someone left one faction then went back in the last round because their original faction won.In single player, the game takes on a structure and feel not entirely dissimilar from Dark Souls. Without word of devs I can't be sure on that but rules as written in the code is you went to change faction, you were warned over the consequences and made an informed choice which would toggle whatever code the game would haveto tell itself come reward time you have changed factions.
I could only find answer that if you change away from your OG faction that you do not get rewards, what if I change back? While this question has not been discussed, my guess would be that as soon as you change factions at a time not during the offseason you forfeit rewards whatever you do. Now my question is: If I change back to the Samurai, would I be eligible for rewards again or am I completely out of the loop until Season 6 kicks in? I got the game some time ago, played it under the Samurai, didn't like their Emblem shield thingies, changed to Knights, knowing that changing after the first campaign that I would forfeit all rewards.
I already googled and did not find an answer to my specific question.
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