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Ubisoft Connect Issues Reports

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  James Headnail (@Zerocross013XV) reported 20 seconds ago

  @TonyMichaelX No wonder. Change your idols. Meanwhile Ubisoft fix the rain.

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  John GameFix (@John_GAMEFIX) reported 2 minutes ago

  @ForeignG59 @UbisoftSupport @Ubisoft What's the issue?

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  Julie Lacroix 🇫🇷 (@SolarisFR) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Crater_Bob @nichegamer Infinity Ward died the OGs founders got thrown out. They made Titanfall afterwards. Then really... I'm going to say something really hardcore... But Ubisoft games aren't bad games. The issue with Ubisoft is their creative and artistic vision. It's at best boring, at worst full woke. And they keep making less good versions of their own IPs... Like The Crew was goated, The Crew 2 was a downgrade, and The Crew Motorsport is yet another downgrade. Is it a bad game though? Not really. But the fun island party theme and ugly *** characters are what's killing it. Skull & Bones is a good game, again killed by the ugly *** characters, small map, and boring AF art direction. I myself love Ghost Recon Breakpoint, it fills that Arcade-y stealth massive open world sandbox spot, looks great, runs exceptionally well, killed by ugly *** characters and boring direction. Prince of Persia the Lost Crown is really really good. Killed by putting a modern day afroamerican as MC. but the game itself? I have no complaints besides a bugged sidequest. But you've got games like DOOM, The Talos Principle 2, Forza Horizon, Planet Coaster, Outer Wilds, E33, Satisfactory, and so on. All the best games in each categories, and most of those pushing the medium further aren't ****.

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  DrFuryWolf (@DrFuryWolf) reported 2 minutes ago

  According to a new Insider Gaming report the next Ghost Recon game codenamed Project OVR is reportedly running into development issues The game recently failed to hit internal alpha targets which has led to management changes behind the scenes Sources also claim developers have been dealing with unrealistic deadlines There are even rumors inside Ubisoft that if things do not improve the project could be rebooted or canceled in favor of a different game

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  Jeb Williams (@JebWilliams) reported 5 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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  MREVILA55 (@MREVILA55) reported 5 minutes ago

  The problem is Ubisoft.

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  keworrk (@keworrk) reported 6 minutes ago

  @JariSpectre That's true, the game had a huge potential but people didn't wanted to give XDefiant the time he needed to fix everything and ubisoft choosed to give up without really trying like always. I just wish we could do something to revive XDefiant, the game deserve better.

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  Angel With The Scabbed Wings (@TaigasRevenge) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Overstreet_04 @YackThaJawn @Poxonlox Somebody from the inside was selling the siege code to cheaters to be one step ahead of the anti cheat so they were slowly cleaning house not sure if they ever found the true culprit, Also customer service level members in the ubisoft departments were caught selling and stealing

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  The **** Matrix (@TheMaxiMatrix) reported 8 minutes ago

  @xj0nathan Oh and also your talking a lot of **** when Ubisoft has a subscription service called Ubisoft+ which is part of a bundle known as PlayStation plus which is literally Sony version of gamepass

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  Warden-Commander (@KurouPS4) reported 10 minutes ago

  @khaliltooshort A lot of the problem is that too many are outsourced, too. Look at how many studios work on the average Ubisoft flagship title, and how they're scattered all over the planet.

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  Danuki the Tanuki たぬき Vtuber Vチューバー (@DanukiTheTanuki) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Pirat_Nation The EU commission is corrupted. Was expected for them to take bribes and arrangements with the CEOs. It's why companies like Ubisoft must crash down economically, it's how you strike them down

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  Makaramus (@batumakaramus) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Laikbruh @Ignoramus_001 @gabefollower reason? because I know microsoft is **** and made an investigation and decided steam would be still better for me customers don't only care about cost of game, quality of service matters too thats why EA and ubisoft BRUTALLY failed by starting their own mandatory stores.

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  OhMrZvck (@OhMrZack) reported 17 minutes ago

  @BranielS @BlueThunderReal Literally, a better third person camera (something similar to NFS) body roll and maybe less sensitive steering could help with that issue, but man.. The whole point of Stuntman 1 was those legendary Driver physics such a shame Ubisoft got rid of that IP

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  WARLORD12 (@WARLORD1216424) reported 20 minutes ago

  @popuniversee Because Ubisoft was probably trying to turn the Prince of persia remaster into live service. Why would it take 3 or 4 years to do a remaster ? All you had to do was copy & paste, so obviously you were trying to show horn in a bunch of stuff & it ended up being in vain.

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  Shadow Stone (@LSXGOD812) reported 21 minutes ago

  Live service games are the biggest scam in gaming history. Companies like Ubisoft and EA killed single player experiences so they could milk you with battle passes and $70+ seasons forever. Games like The Division or Anthem showed us the future: empty promises, server shutdowns, and dead player bases. Bring back complete games on release no always online bs man.