Better yet, Ubisoft just finished an open beta test for dedicated servers, something the community has been requesting for quite awhile. While the controversy was unfortunate, the game itself has been picking up momentum after having just launched the fourth season of content, which added the Norse Shaman and the Samurai's Aramusha. Additional stop gaps have also been added to the development process to ensure that insensitive material is not added to For Honor going forward. The company also confirmed that feedback and complaints were not taken into account before the execution was ultimately removed. Ubisoft has responded however saying the original animation wasn't originally approved for release, and anyone who purchased the Valkyrie execution had their steel refunded. The community, however, erupted over this change with some crying censorship and lamenting that Ubisoft gave in to people who complained about the original animation.
Ubisoft quickly removed the execution about an hour later and eventually replaced it outright by making the enemy now place their hands on her shield rather than her chest. The execution ends with Valkyrie kicking the enemy in the crotch and backhanding them with her shield. The animation shows the enemy placing their hands on her chest and then pantomiming groping motions. After defeating an opponent with a heavy attack, Valkyrie impales the enemy with her spear, causing them to fall forward. In For Honor, the Valkyrie is a female-only Norse hybrid class who was given a new execution last month called No Touching. Unfortunately, one of the recently added controversial executions has set the community ablaze after it was quickly removed and outright replaced. Things have steadily improved since then, however, and Ubisoft has done well with keeping the game updated with smaller content from outfits to emotes and more. After exploding out of the gates to big sales, the community eventually became dissatisfied over multiple issues such as what they felt was as an overly slow in-game economy system. The rollercoaster ride that has been 2017 continues with For Honor.
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