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Ubisoft Connect Issues Reports

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  Jessica (@itsTHR1LL) reported 8 minutes ago

  TONIGHTS UBISOFT OPTIMIZATION RANKED STATS: 5 RANDOM 100+ FPS FRAME DROPS 🔥 1 RANDOM CRASH 🥶 2 TIMES WHERE FRAMES DIDNT BOUNCE BACK TO OVER 120 AFTER A DROP 📈

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  ZaneKaneOnAir 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇬🇧 (@zanekaneonair) reported 10 minutes ago

  @TimoTweetss This might be a hot take, but if these bosses were in a game and were handled well, no one would complain. The only problem is that it is Ubisoft.

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  DGAMER (@d_Gamemaster) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Doctor_Cupcakes How did some of the devs behind Rayman 4 react to being shifted to other projects like Horsez? What were the difficulties of working with the Jade engine? Were there any Ubisoft executives that specifically had major issues with the project?

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  _ (@xOGxRockStaRs) reported 15 minutes ago

  @UbisoftSupport I'm trying to refund Rocksmith+ cause i tried it again but it is still so bad comapred to rocksmith 2014 (14-day withdrawal right) but the problem is once i try to refund it the ubisoft connect turns to french and i cant change it

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  Louie (@Louie_vuu) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Ubisoft is so ****. They allow cheaters to gain and take away points for those who are actually good at the game but play w/ randoms that cheat. 356 decreased I was expecting rollback points from all the cheaters I had to face. Fix ur **** game.

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  bishop (@puppyboybishop) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Alka_FPS so let’s break it down to “pull” an account you need some form of past or current login to the account or you need to have a rep at ubisoft pull them on average it’s about $300 per pull and rare to find a rep willing. you think that’s more likely than the name being bought??

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  Erik Wedin (@Aktivarum) reported 30 minutes ago

  @GhostRecon Update: It seems they DID fix it... Its a 25 GB large update which I think Ubisoft dropped yesterday. I am able to play Wildlands now on my Intel Core Ultra 7

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  DinoBlaze (@DinoBlaze502) reported 33 minutes ago

  @TheRealZephryss That's sort of the major issue with ac at the moment, it has for the most part two fanbases crushed together, so releasing any game is a risk and will recive backlash. Which is why I have always said Ubisoft should reboot ac, through an ac1 remake that restarts desmond's story

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  Jared Brock (@jaredjbrock) reported 34 minutes ago

  @RunaBytes It’s not that Marathon killed Destiny 2 directly. But it’s the choices that have occurred that is primarily what people are upset about - a lot of people just simplify it and blame Marathon. Bungie had multiple projects in development, spreading their studio thin. Bungie directly removed important personnel from Destiny to put them on Marathon, negatively impacting a noticeable amount of stuff with Destiny, such as PVP support and investment. Bungie consistently had art problems, particularly noteworthy with Marathon. Marathon didn’t come out at its intended time, which would have been prior to ARC Raiders. ARC beating them to the punch did a severe amount of damage to what Marathon could have brought in. Before all that, Bungie decided to build a major size studio in a high-cost area. And COVID occurred, rendering that investment very poor. Bad leadership calls led to Bungie dropping several expansions from Destiny 2, not only angering people that paid for that content, but also with the unintended side effect of making the new player experience completely awful, therefore heavily discouraging bringing in new players. Which is what you need for a live-service game — new players. On top of all of that, the cycle of dropping so much cool content just to remove it after the year was over was abysmal. Had a Monument of Triumph style Portal existed before that that old content could be recycled into, even if seasonally rotating out, it would do wonders for ensuring the game always felt like it had new content. Bungie also started and promised a new Nine saga. The first major entry being cool story wise but pretty bland and awful gameplay wise. The second being a Star Wars-esque expansion in terms of lore and gameplay, which isn’t for everyone. The story was building to somewhere cool, and it was just completely dropped — even with a significant amount of content already complete and near ready to ship. What angers players the most is that the story was not left in at least a good enough state. It was just up and wrapped up quickly with lingering plot threads in case they wanted to continue, which they show no plans of doing. All that to say, while it’s not directly Marathon’s fault, it is simultaneously easy to see where the investment into Marathon and not Destiny led to Destiny falling into the abyss it is. The fact that Destiny won’t continue, and yet you see a studio like Ubisoft doubling down and creating The Division 3 is just asinine. Destiny 2 was never designed to be an infinite game. That’s a decision that must be made from the start, as it is going to always be a place of catch up if you make that decision later. All we wanted was them to invest in Destiny 3 so that they could develop and realize that intent that they tried but failed to do with Destiny 2.

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  GimmeBoss (@gimmebosscoffee) reported 35 minutes ago

  @TheRealZephryss Ubisoft pivoted to "Witchers Creed" with Origin in 2017 because they chased The Witcher 3 fame and glory. Ubi rarely set trends these days, they chase them and most of the time fail miserably. There's no denying the popularity that spawned from the RPG series, beginning with Origins, and this is because it made the franchise more approachable. Most would say "AC was getting stale" before Origins came along. And I'll agree! I loved Unity, and despite it's failings, as a Brit, I loved Syndicate. But it wasnt the style of the game that was the problem. It's because Ubisoft (AGAIN) pivoted to try and make AC an annual franchise, like FIFA or COD. AC has the appeal, sure, but they didnt have the ability to make an AC that kept it fresh EVERY YEAR. They should've given AC 3-4 years to breathe and release a new one, rather than chase that yearly release, and as a result, we got the RPG series and, IMO, the downward spiral of the "Assassin" in Assassins Creed.

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  KritiqalPerson (@KritiqalPerson) reported 36 minutes ago

  @GhostRecon When are you gonna fix the Fallen Ghosts DLC? Achievements not unlocking VIP Extractions enemy spawns are bugged @Ubisoft @UbisoftSupport

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  The Raven (@RavenMentore) reported 37 minutes ago

  Calling long-time Assassin’s Creed fans “gatekeepers” because they want Assassin’s Creed to retain the identity that made them fans in the first place completely misses the point. A franchise evolving is not the same thing as a franchise being able to become *anything* simply because the Assassin’s Creed logo is on the box. Fans asking for social stealth, parkour, grounded historical storytelling, Assassins vs Templars, meaningful modern-day lore and the design philosophy that defined the classic games aren't trying to stop other people having fun. They're asking Ubisoft not to abandon the qualities that made Assassin’s Creed distinctive. And dismissing criticism as a “hate crusade” or “Twitter engagement farming” isn't an argument. People are allowed to dislike the direction of a franchise they have supported for years. There is also an obvious difference between mythology existing within Assassin’s Creed lore through the Isu and turning mythology into an excuse for increasingly fantastical RPG content. The older games managed science fiction, historical fiction and mystery without forgetting what kind of series they were. Want the RPG games? Fine. Enjoy them. Want mythology? Fine. But stop pretending that people asking **Assassin’s Creed to actually feel like Assassin’s Creed** are somehow the problem. Criticism isn't gatekeeping.

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  MisterAlpha444 (@MisterAlpha444) reported 37 minutes ago

  The biggest problem Assassin’s Creed has right now is consistency. AC Origins was the first game of the RPG era and even there, the mythological elements in the Curse of the Pharaohs DLC were given context through a Piece of Eden. The characters were hallucinating and there was an explanation within the universe for why these things were happening. Then you have Odyssey, where you fight a Sphinx and several other creatures from Greek mythology. Kassandra doesn’t even really acknowledge what the Piece of Eden actually is. You defeat a mythical creature, suddenly have a Piece of Eden in your hand and an Assassin’s Creed fan knows what it is but that’s basically it. There’s barely any context. Valhalla handled it differently again. A lot of the mythology was presented through hallucinations and visions, such as Asgard, while the story also established the connection to Odin and the Isu. And this is where my biggest problem comes in. If you look at Assassin’s Creed up until Unity, or even Syndicate, the world still felt consistent. Whenever something supernatural happened, there was usually a connection to the First Civilization, Pieces of Eden or established Assassin’s Creed lore. During the RPG era, it sometimes feels like Ubisoft took the mythology and legends associated with each historical period: Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, the Viking Age and simply inserted them into the games because they fit the setting. I don't mind mythology itself. I mind when it feels disconnected from the story. At the same time, we had Assassin’s Creed Shadows, which had essentially zero Pieces of Eden and no mythology. And people weren't completely happy with that either. Because Shadows had incredibly Assassin’s Creed-like gameplay, but its story barely connected to what makes Assassin’s Creed feel like Assassin’s Creed. So it feels like the franchise has gone from one extreme to the other. The problem isn't mythology. The problem is that Assassin’s Creed needs to know what it actually wants to be and then build its mythology, gameplay and story around that consistently.

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  Erik Wedin (@Aktivarum) reported 38 minutes ago

  @GhostRecon FFS Ubisoft.. FIX - THE - INFINITE - LOADING - SCREEN... How STUPID is it a a scale from 1-10 to be stuck playing on your old computer from 2018 after saving for years to buy a new one? The game works PERFECT on my 8 years old OLD computer but cant boot on my NEW one.

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  波名度 (@Hamed__Alrajhi) reported 42 minutes ago

  @Ubisoft When i was fighting at the port The crew abandoned the fight and didn’t even helped their captain is that acceptable? Or an update should be done here to fix this @assassinscreed