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  PulpyGamesStudio (@KnightsF56749) reported 2 minutes ago

  @gladkyi_dmytro Yes, that's my problem with this ****. I want Steam to be an equal marketplace, I understand bigger companies have more $ to push marketing/more coverage, but this is an obvious playing favorites to clearly not make Ubisoft go through the same standards as solo devs for a launch.

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  Chong Wingkong (@ChongWingk71066) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Lionel706666029 @KindredBlade Calling Western AAA studios "communist" is economically illiterate. EA, Ubisoft, and Activision don't answer to public collectives; they answer to Wall Street institutional investors, EBITDA targets, and quarterly shareholder calls. Corporate PR trend-chasing isn't "communism"—it’s risk-averse late-stage capitalism designed to protect market cap. ​Beyond the category error, lumping an entire hemisphere together is pure fallacy. Treating mega-corps the same as studios like Larian, CDPR, Warhorse, or thousands of standalone indies ignores the teams actually delivering deep mechanics, zero DRM, and consumer-first releases. ​Regional tribalism ruins consumer standards. A game isn't good because of where it was coded, and giving any developer a blank check just because they aren't "Western AAA" is how you end up accepting predatory monetization, broken optimization, and live-service bloat under a different flag. ​Judge the software on frametimes, physics, mechanical depth, and fair pricing—not culture-war buzzwords.

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  Kruz (@Kruzadar) reported 5 minutes ago

  Ubisoft updated Far Cry 4 to force you to launch and login to the Uplay launcher online to launch the game through that instead of just launching via Steam. The game came out in 2014. I've never launched the game online nor did I have to do any of this prior to the update 🤬

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  KiNGKiD (@TH3KiNGKiD) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Rainbow6Game is there a reason I can’t load into a game these queue times are insane what’s going on Ubisoft? Fix your servers

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  Devils Advocate (@M3ta_Save) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Steve31205369 @roro__c I'm not arguing about playstations digital future I'm arguing about this point specifically. I think consumer rights for digital products should be mandatory. But in this case we don't know of sony did this because they wanted to or if StudioCanal just didn't want to renew. If it was the later then sony doesn't have a choice in the matter they just following the law. Also I dint know of any case where sony themselves has removed games from somebodies library that hasn't broken TOS without a refund. Other devs have like Ubisoft with the crew but don't think I can name a single sony owned IP that this has been the case. Although I'm happy to be mistaken.

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  Kaiserhawk (@Kaiserhawk) reported 10 minutes ago

  The R6 Tactics game looks pretty cool. Not cool enough to fix my 2FA issues on uplay, but still.

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  Gareth Walker (@Revision_124c41) reported 11 minutes ago

  @noheroesleft @Jwave630 @Vara_Dark The misconception here is that the big publishers are the only ones publishing games. EA, Microsoft (which gobbled up two of the big publishers), Sony, Nintendo, Square Enix, Capcom, Namco, Ubisoft, Konami, Sega, Tencent, Take-Two. That's all the big ones right there. Beyond that there is a legion of smaller publishers and indies who self publish: Warner Brothers (some might consider them big simply because of hte parent company), CDPR, Epic Games, Devolver Digital, Focu, Paradox, Koch Media (which I imagine is one of your big 5), Aksys, Amazon Games (which is currently publishing tomb raider), Apple, Arc Sys Works, Cave, Gameloft, Gamefreak, Kepler Interactive (which they've been putting out some winners of late), Tecmo Koei, Natsume, NIS, Netflix, and Valve (this one will cause people to scratch their heads since they are a store front, but don't act as a publisher beyond their own games). The games industry is incredibly volatile. Just microsoft's acquisitions alone of Zenimax and ATVI upset that balance pretty hard, now you're seeing Kepler, devolover, and a few other small time publisher filling the void. (basically making the acquisitions beyond IP pretty pointless, bad buys imho). If you look deep enough the Chinese are a bigger problem than BlackRock and Vanguard. I'm not gonna lie here and say they aren't a problem. They are. However they spend most of their time trading these companies like baseball cards and even then have very little control over such a chaotic industry. It's when you get heads of development listening to dip shits like Sweet Baby Inc is when you start to see problems surface and brand integrity degrade.

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  The Hidden One (@TheHiddenOneAC) reported 11 minutes ago

  @s1nicki dunno how many more live service + turn based + mobo type of games ubisoft needs to make before they realize nobody wants it...

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  𝚂𝚒𝚛 𝚁𝚎𝚝𝚛𝚘 𝙳𝚊𝚍𝚍𝚢 ❦ (@archonik) reported 14 minutes ago

  @progXprog @JNavok Your example is made in bad faith as you are purposefully picking extreme cases of online only games. There are online games dating back to the 80s that no longer work due to lack of official server support. So your "laws changed" argument has no ground. And even then, you are talking about a completely different problem -- nobody revoked your licence for The Crew or Concord. You are still legally allowed to boot the games. You are not breaking any laws or licenses by starting the discs. They "just" don't connect to servers. Which is a completely separate problem the community's been trying to fight for years. And why Stop Killing Games exists. And The Crew is the worst possible example you could have picked because Ubisoft is facing a major class-action lawsuit over this and the case is ongoing. The digital version of the Crew was literally removed from people's libraries, so even when a community solution was devised, legal purchasers could no longer use it. Something that could not happen with physical copies where the data is still available and there is no legal way for the company to take it away from you.

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  Chong Wingkong (@ChongWingk71066) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Lionel706666029 @KindredBlade Calling Western AAA studios "communist" is economically illiterate. EA, Ubisoft, and Activision don't answer to public collectives; they answer to Wall Street institutional investors, EBITDA targets, and quarterly shareholder calls. Corporate PR trend-chasing isn't "communism"—it’s risk-averse late-stage capitalism designed to protect market cap. ​Beyond the category error, lumping an entire hemisphere together is pure fallacy. Treating mega-corps the same as studios like Larian, CDPR, Warhorse, or thousands of standalone indies ignores the teams actually delivering deep mechanics, zero DRM, and consumer-first releases. ​Regional tribalism ruins consumer standards. A game isn't good because of where it was coded, and giving any developer a blank check just because they aren't "Western AAA" is how you end up accepting predatory monetization, broken optimization, and live-service bloat under a different flag. ​Judge the software on frametimes, physics, mechanical depth, and fair pricing—not culture-war buzzwords.

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  AmirIsAwesome (@amirfirdausa) reported 19 minutes ago

  Dear @ForHonorGame @Ubisoft @UbisoftSupport please repair your game. Sound glitch is annoying

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  Alexxbru 🇦🇺 (@Alexxbru) reported 19 minutes ago

  I agree with the underlying argument about ownership, but blaming Rockstar for the entire digital shift makes no sense. The leaker wasn’t some heroic consumer activist. If the motive was personal profit and pumping crypto, then leaking GTA 6 and holding Rockstar hostage had **** all to do with protecting consumers. It just screws over millions of people who’ve waited years for the game. I want ownership protections too. If I buy a game, I don’t want it disappearing because a company shuts a server down. Give us offline modes, peer to peer, community servers or some proper preservation system when support ends. That is the consumer fight worth having. But physical media itself isn’t the whole issue. Music went from cassettes to CDs to Spotify. PC gaming moved heavily toward Steam and most modern PCs don’t even have disc drives. Cars barely have CD players anymore. Digital is convenient, which is why consumers adopted it too. That doesn’t mean every part of it is good. I miss proper collector’s editions. GTA V gave you actual physical **** worth keeping. If GTA 6 replaces that with expensive editions full of skins and in game currency, I’ll criticise that all day. Preorders deserve criticism too after years of Ubisoft, EA, Activision and broken launches. But saying Rockstar “made their bed” because the entertainment industry went digital is bizarre. Rockstar releasing discs isn’t suddenly going to reverse what Steam, Spotify, Xbox, PlayStation and everyone else have been doing for years. There’s also insane pressure on GTA 6. If Rockstar needs another delay to get it right, so be it. I’d rather wait than get another Cyberpunk or No Man’s Sky launch where we spend years waiting for the game to become what it should’ve been on day one. And realistically, the “no disc, no buy” crowd isn’t going to move GTA 6. It’ll eventually come to PC where most people will buy it digitally anyway. Fight for ownership, preservation and consumer rights. I’m completely with you there. But leaking GTA 6 and pretending Rockstar personally invented digital media? Wrong target. Wrong method imo... keen to see other peoples takes though!? Lemme know..

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  Aaron Ramirez (@XARAY10) reported 21 minutes ago

  Siege Might be the most sorry lobbies ill be in. There's so many cheaters with Xim and Strike Packs users with no shame on using them. Ubi Barely handles them. people literally spam crouch, TK, and throw the ******* game if someone pisses them off. @Ubisoft PLEASE fix this BS

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  Alex Mallory (@ViiiRed) reported 22 minutes ago

  @_Deez_Games I think my main issue, how weird it sounds, are the many pirouettes Geralt is doing in combat. Why is he constantly doing a 360 when attacking?? Combat was never great, hope it's at least a bit better in remastered. Also, all the Ubisoft style question marks on the map, not a fan

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  Jesus in Sneakers (@pxperman) reported 22 minutes ago

  These are actually valid observations that Rockstar should be looking to fix. They’re the industry standard when it comes to graphics and detail in gaming. There’s no way they should be allowed to get away with Ubisoft-type slop.