The COVID-19 pandemic, and the many teams now going near-entirely work-from-home in response, presents an interesting challenge for those working on live games like Ubisoft’s For Honor.

In the case of that particular team, Ubisoft says that developers were able to quickly adapt to their new remote roles and are working to keep things running as usual for For Honor’s online battles. But even a quick adjustment can’t stave off delays. In this case, Ubisoft says that the initial disruption of the sudden work-from-home shift has had some effects on how it’ll be able to deliver content in the near-term, including the launch of this year’s second season.

As announced in a site update, disruption in recent weeks has impacted the team’s ability to get updates ready for the launch of a new season. As a result, it will not commence until June 11th. Currently, the team behind the game is working remotely, as are a lot of companies during this pandemic. If you want to buy For Honor Steel Credits, we z2u.com can give you a very low price, welcome to buy.

The delay comes largely as a result of Ubisoft shifting to a remote work scheme as a result of the ongoing pandemic. While some game devs have managed to adjust just fine, others have clearly had some unexpected difficulties.

Although we’ll see For Honor Year 4 Season 2 delayed, it’s not all bad news; Ubisoft is going to be making it up to its fans. They’re working on a plan to “bring back fan-favorite activities” which should keep you occupied during this disappointing time. They’ll be targeting a release sometime in May.