In For Honor there is an annoying problem. The error message says, “Sorry, our servers are taking too long to respond.”
Those who want to compete in 1vs1 duels against the AI in For Honor are struggling with an annoying bug.
While the duels themselves work wonderfully, you can nicely beat the bots and learn the basics of the game. However, those who want to gain experience points, steel, or items this way and complete their daily quests, the orders, are left empty-handed, shedding tears of sorrow and feeling cheated.
Because after a duel against the AI ends, the message “Sorry, our servers are taking too long to respond. Your rewards will be added once they respond.” appears.
And then nothing happens. The rewards do not come. The matches simply don’t count. The deserved, hard-earned reward for beating bots is withheld, and you are cheated out of it.
This has nothing to do with connection quality or the network. The 1vs1 AI mode is simply buggy. The bug occurs on PC.
Ubisoft is aware of it, they say in the forum. The problem has been forwarded.
Those who have orders that can only be executed in melee against the AI must switch to the 2vs2 mode. It works flawlessly there.
Why is this specifically worth an article for us and not the other problems? Well, because this bug happened to me last night, and as a result, valuable steel and EXP slipped through my fingers! I ask for condolences in the comments.
Even though this is a particularly ugly and important problem, it is by no means the only one plaguing For Honor. Real connection issues are tormenting numerous players. More known issues in For Honor and also own solutions can be found here:
For Honor: Known Issues and Solutions – NAT Type, Interruptions
