"For Honor" Update 1.05 on PS4 and Xbox One will not arrive this week as previously expected. However, Ubisoft said that it will be out next week.

In its latest blog, the developer notes that the new Update 1.05 for "For Honor" was already submitted to Sony and Microsoft. Once it is approved, which they estimate to happen next week, the patch will go live for download.

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The developer also added that its team is continuing to improve the "global stability of the game". It will be integrating more fixes in the weeks to come. 

"We are happy to report that the recently reintroduced maps (High Fort and River Fort) are performing at the same level that the other maps in the multiplayer rotation," Ubisoft's blog post stated.

The blog also gave details on a Q&A with "For Honor" director, Roman Campos-Oriola. Campos-Oriola answered five queries from the community on topics about Lawbringer and Berserker, Revenge Mechanics, and "soft feints" bug and what will be removed.

The game director confirmed that the Lawbringer has a bug and they are looking into it. He added saying, "shove light should never be blockable and should be dodgeable."

For the Berserker, he said that the removal of the "[exhaustion] punish" is unintentional. When they initially fixed an animation glitch, it led to that issue, and  they are not looking at putting the punish back soon.

They also looked at the latest round of Faction War, and they desire to carry out a hero spotlight on the Nobushi. The developer is also releasing 12 new ornaments for Knights, Samurais, and Vikings - one for each hero. Full notes can be viewed via Ubisoft game's official page.

Finally, during the Warrior's Den livestream, PlayStation Lifestyle reported that Ubisoft said the update 1.06 will arrive on PC in two weeks, and in three weeks on consoles. The update will include hero balancing  and stability improvements.

The developer also confirmed that the colorblind mode will be arriving in May. "For Honor" is now available for PS4, Xbox One, and PC platforms.