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Ubisoft Connect Issues Reports

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  F (@BurIyZz) reported 8 minutes ago

  @xKayoo7 @Rainbow6Game @Ubisoft The ubisoft employees are pissing their pants trying their hardest to fix xKayoo7’s stats

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  DoYou K Now The Brokeboi Insider (@wllmlew) reported 8 minutes ago

  @JusticeSolid @PoniesTearsHQ @JeremyBrouwer why is it people like to bring up "well they removed COD and it's still more expensive" do you guys forget there were other things added that caused the price to increase to $30 that are still available. $3 increase for an added $20 value Fortnite Crew - $12/month standalone Ubisoft Classics- $8/month standalone. not to mention adding more day ones to the service

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  Gareth Walker (@Revision_124c41) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Grummz AAA needs to re-evaluate how it's spending its money. Not throwing money at the problem. A lot of the time what they are spending on is way out of scope of what is expected for AAA. I mean hear is the definition of AAA: "AAA is an informal industry classification for high-budget, high-profile video games developed by large studios and distributed by major publishers." It just means a bit more to get that extra sheen that a AA can't quiet reach. Let's be fair here AA while improved a lot over the years isn't able to reach certain plateaus. Expedition 33 had its fair share of issues that I wouldn't have encountered in a AAA game. Might have featured a bit more content as a AAA game. AAA doesn't mean, it has to be open world or have live services. That's just Self Destructive Game Development that exists in the same venn diagram bubble as chasing industry trends instead of setting them. While niether of those two things are inherently evil in the industry, they are a problem when that is all gamers have to play. Variety is the spice of life and 30 failing live services would make anyone turn their nose up at the selection. Then blowing those budgets on ideologies instead of just crafting believable worlds, is art trying to force life to imitate it, instead of the other way around. That's a sure fire way to set your wallet on fire (literally) instead of your points of sale (figuratively) with customers demanding your product. This idea of AA vs AAA is ridiculous, it has nothing to do with either category. It boils down to those with extra blowing corporate money on bullshit schemes instead of doing as they are meant to function. Not enough money to build engine tech. Ubisoft has had 3 long running engines at its disposal that it could have easily challenged Unreal Engine by distributing to other vendors, but they don't have enough confidence in their games to release the tech and license it. A competing model would have been nice. Same applies to Fox Engine, Decima, Crystal Tools, Luminous Engine, RE Engine, and countless others. That could have helped pay for development as well as lead to development standards improving significantly. Better tools, better games. Competitive engine tool suites, competitive improvements in that space. Meanwhile we have morons like Yves Guilmote talking about the AAAA game and driving his publishing company and development studios into the ground while trying to influence culture instead of letting culture influence his product. Xbox is toast so long as they don't come to grips with these problems. Switching to UE5 from slipstream(?) probably one of the dumber things they've done. Glad Activision didn't pull the same **** with the CoD engine and finally unified their tech. say what you will about BLOPS7, the game has become infinitely more stable than entries in the franchise from 5 years ago and has started to allow them to really start dialing up features and bring back old ones that weren't easily ported between two separate engines. What about Id Tech? They have this bad *** engine used for doom, what is even happening there. Miss use of resources.

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  Daninoks (@Daninoks) reported 10 minutes ago

  Hey, @Ubisoft @UbisoftSupport i just created new account in your system, which was a freaking painful. It took me 20+ captcha because you don’t refresh username availability before actual form apply. And now what, I got banned for registration? Meanwhile support on your web also have errors xDFDDD

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  James Headnail (@Zerocross013XV) reported 10 minutes ago

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

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  Robert Gough (@SilentWraith87) reported 12 minutes ago

  @FootLettuce98 @JakeSucky realistically they'll either pull a Ubisoft/Division 2 and reverse the decision to end live service on D2, or take a few months, discuss what to do and relaunch D2 as Destiny Infinite or something. They already have the game, the update leaves the game in a pretty good spot.

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  Dominic Booth (@processangel1) reported 15 minutes ago

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

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  RYMAX (@RYMAX_RYMAN) reported 17 minutes ago

  Does that mean there isn’t fights to finish or wounds to heal? Of course not. There’s still the Ubisoft problem, the Bungie problem, the Microsoft problem, the Nintendo problem, the PlayStation EA etc problems. But the return of olden days IPs is a great start.

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  Virifly Esport (@OfficialVirifly) reported 17 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.

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  TAK (@Tak225Th) reported 20 minutes ago

  @M4Ximizando nope I would unsubscribe and buy select games I want say one games is the only reason I sub to the service I would rather they removed EA access and Ubisoft plus and Fortnite crew

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  Ghost Assassin (@ghost0assassin) reported 22 minutes ago

  @IGN Ubisoft has some great IPs, but the problem is they keep trying to make every game open world or the same mechanisms, which make their games seem all the same. What's going on with Splinter Cell?

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  Konstantin Adamov (@XRayAdams) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Ubisoft @UbisoftSupport So you guys are still alive? Strange, after your support failed to do anything for more than a week now, I will continue spread this information! Do not create account or buy games from this company, they will never help you if you have a problem!

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  cuuj (@cuuj_) reported 24 minutes ago

  New season brought so much! - New map - Dokka rework - New gun! - Ranked 3.0!!!!! - More cheaters…. - Significant FPS drops…. - Rollback glitch….. - Queuing EU and somehow getting Asian servers…… People complaining about the new ranked system proves they didn’t play ranked 1.0 but the cheaters are a serious problem, first game of the new season I had blatant cheaters. Every 2nd game in emerald is a closet or rage cheater. @Ubisoft it’s time to stop abusing your loyal player base and actually remember to turn on the anti-cheat every new season and maybe help out the people that can’t afford NASA pcs by making the game easier to run? Riot games are doing it right, maybe take a page out of their book?

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  Gregg 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (@GreggC_CC) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Romudeth With this, and Ubisoft and others that I now already forget, it really does feel like we could see a crash sometime soon. Don't think we'll ever get to 1983 levels any more, but it really feels something is coming.

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  Sebastian Aaltonen (@SebAaltonen) reported 27 minutes ago

  @HJZ_artemi This is definitely a real problem. Game project budgets have exploded lately. When I was working at Ubisoft 10-20 years ago, every project was 2x more expensive than the previous. One failed project can bankrupt a smaller studio nowadays. There's definitely budget considerations and often budget wins the argument. We are all forced to adapt new more efficient methods, some of them AI based to keep up with the growing demand of visual fidelity and bigger and bigger world sizes. Using AI to do less important / repetitive work is one way of reducing costs.