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Ubisoft Connect Issues Reports

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  wesmellblood2 (@LedingtonIi) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Ubisoft FIX YOUR DAMN GAME AND BAN THE ******* CHEATS THAT ARE IN YOUR ******* GAME INSTEAD OF RELYING ON YOUR R6SHEADGUARD BS AND DO WHAT VALRIENT WITH VANGUARD OR MAYBE USE AND ANIT-CHEAT SOFTWARE THAT ACTUAL WORKS LIKE VANGUARD OR MAYBE SEE IF YOU CAN USE VANGUARD

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  Zack Chappell (@ZackChappell3) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Ubisoft @Rainbow6Game you guys will never fix cheaters huh? I thought you were supposed to double down on it with this fancy Shield Guard? Id really love to play this game competitively, but why bother? Take pride in your job and stop half-assing ****. Siege is your money maker!

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  porkinscopilot (@porkinscopilot) reported 6 minutes ago

  @BigfryTV Same stuff is going on a Ubisoft and embracer Game Dev costs have skyrocked and sales are down outside of Indie and a few select titles + Live Service/black hole games have eaten up a lot of the money. Last year there was a ton of layoffs this year will be the same

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  Kheldarn 🇺🇸 (@Kheldarn) reported 7 minutes ago

  @CobaltAzurean @gameinformer The best way to fix this is to completely shut down Ubisoft.

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  Vespy (@Vespy_Takes_Ws) reported 9 minutes ago

  @StarWarsOutlaws Fix my bugs ubisoft stop ignoring my bug reports

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  HypaX (@Hypax_r6) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Eaglex_99 @UbisoftSupport I’ve got the same problem as you I’m trying to talk with Ubisoft in tickets. I think a month alr went by

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  Dominic Booth (@processangel1) reported 13 minutes ago

  @assassinscreed Ubisoft are in serious trouble if they cannot make a good game this year.

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  Seal Examines Games (@TheTrueSealYT) reported 17 minutes ago

  I don't mean to offend you or anyone else and I fully respect your opinion regardless of what it is, but here's my take on the whole thing. There are logical reasons behind changes like the HUD design and to some extent, even lore reasons for them (like the user experiencing the memories through a newer Animus model). Now, asking for a mini-map instead of a compass is a different story and I really hope they add that as an option. I'm honestly just tired of compasses in open-world games. They were cool ten years ago but not anymore. Mini-maps are always reliable and never get old. However, based on what you said, it sounds like you never really wanted a remake or any changes made to the original in the first place. The thing is, the OG won't be delisted or replaced, so both versions will exist alongside each other. It'd be a different story if Ubisoft pulled the original from stores or declared it non-canon, but that isn't happening. Regarding the combat, the entire series from the first trilogy all the way down to Unity (and imo Syndicate) suffered from fundamental combat flaws. Subjectively speaking, yes the original's animation-based combat looked incredibly sick. But objectively, it was a huge waste of time and a poorly implemented system that Ubisoft spent years trying to fix in later entries, regardless of our personal preferences. As for the desynchronization mechanics, insta-fail mission design is one of the worst tropes in gaming history, and the industry moved past it over a decade ago. You rarely see it anymore for a reason. On top of that, why not mention that Edward can finally manually crouch? This is a feature we as older fans begged Ubisoft to add back in the day. Especially during the AC4 era! The removal of the Modern Day segments was absolutely the right call tho. There's no point in defending it. Not just in terms of gameplay (which AC4's MD remains a top 3 worst element in AC history), but also the narrative. None of that storyline matters anymore given how far the franchise has drifted. The much bigger issue right now is the lackluster approach to the modern day elements in Shadows making a return here and the writers completely abandoning Basim's arc for some reason. We should've gotten a brand new, playable third person modern day segment with Basim exploring Desmond's past to make this whole 'remake' or 'resynching' theme more lore-accurate and grounded to the series. That said, IMO the removal of fistfights and hidden blade combat is easily the worst thing about this remake. They either need to add those back or stop calling this a 'faithful' remake. Whatever Resynced is trying to be, it's pushing far past a standard upgrade. And tbf, Final Fantasy 7 Remake (Or even Resident Evil 2) did a lot more than just respect the narrative... They practically rebuilt their core gameplay from scratch. Also, since Resynced is the very first remake in the series, it is incredibly important to provide constructive feedback now. If Ubisoft plans on remaking other classic titles down the line, the critiques we give today will shape the future of the entire franchise.

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  derpy p (: (@appaloosabones) reported 18 minutes ago

  it should be the opposite, the highest rank should lose the most elo not the other way around. and the lowest rank on the winning team should gain the most elo too considering if he beat players on another tier than him. FIX THIS @Ubisoft @Rainbow6Game

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  Plosion (@Plosionz) reported 21 minutes ago

  @DestinLegarie *an American industry problem. You cannot pay people that much for a product sold at the same price all over the world, where wages are less than one third. Yes that Includes Ubisoft. Eu company ran like an US one.

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  The Tunnel King (@TheTunnelKing) reported 23 minutes ago

  Correct. Ubisoft Developers Are Typically Very Passionate About Their Work And Are Capable Of Making Great And Unique Games. The Problem With Ubisoft Isn’t In It’s Developers, Art Teams, Or Coders Because Those People Are Provably Competent And Passionate About What They Do. The Issue That Has Been Plaguing Ubisoft For So Long Has Been The Greedy Corporate Suits At The Top. Focusing On Short-Term Profits And Smothering The Developers Creative Talents So They Only Work On The Next Far Cry Or Assassins Creed Is What Is Harming The Company. That’s Why So Many Ubisoft Alumni Have Left To Create Great Games Like Stray, Dispatch, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Journey To The Savage Planet, Ancestors: The Humankind And Many More To Prove Repeatdly That Ubisoft Is Very Competent And Talented, But The Men In Charge Have Essentially Forbidden Creativity And Passion.

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  Smitty (@AllSmitty1812) reported 27 minutes ago

  @grok @WiretapMediaCa No religious site is vulnerable unless they've chosen to be vulnerable the amount of tax-free revenue that they generate in their own buildings and across their religions is more than enough to pay for any upgrade to security there is no debate about that there should be absolutely no public funding of religion in this country they already get tax-free revenue, If I can start claiming tax-free revenue because I've decided I'm religious great I think we'll all do it. but that's not in the public interest, and that's not how most people function only religious people seem to function this way, in their organization and apparent free reign on government. In my opinion your religion is not my security concern and if you're religion is causing a public safety issue in the country the religion that is having the issue should have to solve the problem immediately. With assistance from law enforcement. Or tax them it's all for profit. I mean really at the end of the day they're not doing anything different than a video game company, they're providing a service that service is virtual. and the people are willing to pay so pay tax just like Ubisoft. Then we can start talking about grants for you know the 18 billion dollars you don't pay tax on. Would this not be a fair system to those of us who are not religious and have public safety in mind....

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  Timo (@TiimoTP) reported 27 minutes ago

  @TheTrueSealYT It looks great everywhere but I’m afraid it’ll suffer from the Ubisoft “clunk” that shadows actually fixed. Assassinations looks very, and I mean very clunky, animations glitch out, movement is awkward, it’s a shame because shadows felt VERY smooth. The cutscenes, world design, parkour and combat look great, but my favorite part of AC, the stealth might be taking a hit here unfortunately…

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  Ryan (@GamblinMan910) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Ubisoft fix your piece of **** game. So many bugs and glitches and I play ******* **** *** Casino 75% of the time. That’s no exaggeration, fix it *******.

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  Virifly Esport (@OfficialVirifly) reported 31 minutes ago

  What happened to @BlindOwlsGG after winning Phantom League is honestly a clear example of the current state of console competitive Rainbow Six. A team wins a league, players spend months competing, improving, preparing matches and giving everything, and then the Discord server disappears, the organizer vanishes, and the prize pool/fees become a problem. And sadly, this is not the first time something like this has happened. The issue is bigger than just Phantom League. Console competitive is slowly losing trust. There are fewer and fewer Discord-based leagues, fewer serious tournaments, fewer teams willing to pay entry fees, and more people starting to question if it is even worth investing money and time into these competitions. When teams see situations like this, they stop paying. When players see this, they lose motivation. When organizations see this, they stop investing. And when that happens, the whole console scene slowly dies. Community leagues can still be important, but without transparency, guaranteed prize pools, serious admins and real accountability, this scene cannot survive. At this point, I honestly think many teams will only start looking at ESA Cups, official Ubisoft events, or tournaments with a proven and reliable organization behind them. It is sad, but this is the reality right now: if trust keeps disappearing, console competitive Rainbow Six will disappear with it.