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  𝓛 ivid 𝓛 ucifer ⛥🏴 (@Ghostlyxfortuna) reported 9 seconds ago

  @t1nyb0dy @Dexerto This in particular was in response to Ubisoft killing off a particular bit of legislation behind the scenes with a bribe. But I mean there's major problems going on over there in relation to anti-migrant responses to the murder in northern Ireland.

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  LazyGamer (@LazyTechGamer) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Bilboswaggends4 To be fair other publishers do it as well including Ubisoft and EA so that’s not the problem. Like I said for awhile now they should have had option to pay for GP for year as cheaper price then monthly cost like everyone else. It mean they will have a much more users long term

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  Clocked (@Clocked0) reported 4 minutes ago

  @jari428 Steam *has* conditioned people to expect service that goes above and beyond what a simple storefront can offer, yes. It's almost like that's what the consumers *want* from a storefront for it to be truly competitive, and Epic/Amazon/Ubisoft/Bethesda refused to compete.

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  Dead Hardware (@deadhardware) reported 5 minutes ago

  @devildog2984 @TheCartelDel @TheMattEffect_ Ubisoft needed it to do those numbers because they have 19,000 employees for some dumbass reason. They need every game to be the biggest hit ever because they won't fix their cost base.

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  Hedge (@LoiraSEMEN) reported 6 minutes ago

  FIX MY FPS @TOMCLANCY @ubisoft @Rainbow6Game

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  Auri Sariel (@AuriSariel) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Pirat_Nation the ending was never the main problem, ubisoft is so detached from reality.

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  Evan? (@EvanMeiste) reported 10 minutes ago

  It’s a little astonishing how nationalizing Ubisoft would fix many issue with rainbow six siege. Perhaps this is how the ndp campaigns to get the votes of young men

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  Shellshock (@The_Lego_Fan) reported 12 minutes ago

  @RinoTheBouncer Ai, microtransansactions, gready game publishers, live service games getting shut down because "gmthe games life is over" even though the game is still reciving players and is a GREAT game and should have been made with an offline mode from the START UBISOFT!

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  Walkabo (@soaplexi) reported 15 minutes ago

  is this tweet funded by ubisoft and live service investors

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  ✟ 🌹 (@KayCiMakaveli) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Higgs_GG I think I saw a video that stated that the actor they modeled Desmond's/Ezios face around was having major problems with Ubisoft, so they ditched him and tried to make their own models

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  T’Challa Sawada 🇵🇦 Saw Twice Live!!! (@thorshammer1205) reported 22 minutes ago

  @TechnicallyTee @Trevornoah The problem is my man is that we had the freedom of choice. Whether or not we wanted digital or a disc version. Now it’s forcing everyone to be digital. Not to mention like Trevor said we are renting a license to said game. Ubisoft with the crew is an example.

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  Jeb Williams (@JebWilliams) reported 23 minutes ago

  @DualAcies @MichaelDoesLife Watch dogs 1 was a solid game. The only real issue is the false promises Ubisoft made for graphics. But as a product, it’s pretty fun

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  MasterOfLazyness (@TheLegendaryMoL) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Pirat_Nation Oh yeah, the ending is the problem. Not everything before it. Ha. Delusional Ubisoft

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  Wired.Wolf287 (@WWolf287) reported 26 minutes ago

  There's a lot of very misinformed people who are celebrating this because they think this would have mandated perpetual support from game companies for online games. No it didn't. It was asking for end of life plans so that consumers could still use their property after official support had ended. That could have been many ways from an offline mode to allow partial functionality, to the establishment of private community servers like what Valve does with Counter-Strike and TF2. The core of the issue here wasn't "entitled gamers" it was property rights, as the real problem with these business models is that they don't respect first sale doctrine and in turn, do not respect consumer property rights. That said, I have no delusions that if the EU gave it an honest chance, we would have had awful legislation that made the problem worse. The real long term solution to this problem is the destruction of IP law, as that is the mechanism companies like Ubisoft are abusing to get away with this behavior in the first place. Revoke their state enforced monopoly on their code, and suddenly they'll start respecting property rights again because if they don't, people would pirate and bootleg their products in perpetuity and there would be nothing they could do to stop it outside of maybe a strongly worded letter. As it stands, they can stop bootlegging pretty efficiently thanks to the state, and piracy is limited because of how many normies are out there that refuse to learn what torrenting is. The real sad thing for me, at least, is that the lolberts will celebrate this as well because "government bad!", not realizing that this was the state giving bad actors the go ahead to go even further with violating our property rights. Yes, the government is bad, but this still required some kind of solution, and now we're at a point where the only real solution is civil disobedience, which isn't ideal. I guess the Agorists will have a lot of fun with Ubisoft moving forward.

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  Warden-Commander (@KurouPS4) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Albert_Bello1 @Pirat_Nation @Ubisoft This is the logic that got publishers to dive into the live service market in the first place. As far back as 2007.