"It was a feature that we loved," Cardin went on, "but when we looked at what needs to be done to support online co-op, for us it was critical to make a decision now so we can polish all the features at the triple-A level and make sure that we have the most amazing experience. In the video, producer Stephane Cardin said, "We decided this week to cut the split-screen." IGN picked the quote out and the news spread from there. Ubisoft's statement comes on the heels of a developer video discussing feedback from the recent For Honor closed alpha test. For Honor fans looking to play with friends will still have the option to play online co-op in the campaign and in all multiplayer modes." "It's a feature that we liked and wished to deliver, but we found we can't do it without impacting the quality of other elements that are more crucial to the For Honor experience. In a statement given to Eurogamer, Ubisoft said: "The For Honor team made the difficult decision to cut split-screen co-op in order to deliver the best experience at launch. He said split-screen was "absolutely a key feature" and "super-required".
He said that to GameSpot when For Honor was announced back at E3 2015. Fight in brutal, fast-paced melee combat across a single-player story mode and groundbreaking multiplayer modes. That was creative director Jason VandenBerghe's irresistible argument for having split-screen in melee combat game For Honor. "You want sit on the couch and beat up your buddy, right?"
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