Ubisoft Postpones Closed Test for Ghost Recon Frontline

After announcing the game earlier this month, Ubisoft has determined to postpone the Closed Check for Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Frontline. No official motive was given outdoors of eager to create “the perfect expertise potential.”

We’ve got an necessary message relating to Ghost Recon Frontline’s Closed Check. pic.twitter.com/ne1VgOLMJF

— GRFrontline (@GRFrontline) October 13, 2021

Taking to social media on Wednesday, the official Twitter account for the upcoming battle royale shared the news, stating {that a} new date for the check could be shared at a later time.

“We’ve got determined it’s best to postpone the Closed Check for Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Frontline,” the corporate mentioned within the assertion. “The event crew is devoted to creating the perfect expertise potential. We’ll share particulars on the brand new date for the Closed Check as quickly as we are able to. Thanks on your ongoing help.”

And whereas no motive was given, there’s hypothesis that it has to do with how the neighborhood obtained the sport. Each trailers on Ubisoft’s official channel have considerably extra dislikes than likes. The complete announcement has over 18,000 dislikes in comparison with roughly 4,900 likes whereas the reveal trailer has about 4,200 dislikes in comparison with round 1,200 likes. Lots of the commenters are criticizing the battle royale nature of it, lack of marketing campaign, its perceived lack of tactical gameplay, and extra.

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Ubisoft revealed the Frontline throughout a twentieth Anniversary Showcase stream that premiered earlier this month, and introduced it was being developed by Ubisoft Bucharest. And whereas it can characteristic a wide range of multiplayer sport modes, the largest one is its battle royale mode.

Known as Expedition, this mode will cut up up 100 or so gamers into groups of three, and drop them onto an enormous map known as Drakemoor to compete in opposition to each other. On the map, gamers must accumulate varied intel earlier than calling for extraction from the map. After all, it will appeal to different gamers to the world, resulting in fights amongst groups seeking to steal the intel. There can even be smaller and extra informal gameplay modes, too, like a deathmatch area or some kind of objective-based Domination mode.

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