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Ubisoft Connect Issues Reports

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  LazyGamer (@LazyTechGamer) reported 45 seconds ago

  @Bilboswaggends4 To be fair other publishers do it as well including Ubisoft and EA so that’s not the problem. Like I said for awhile now they should have had option to pay for GP for year as cheaper price then monthly cost like everyone else. It mean they will have a much more users long term

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  DraphChildLover (@YaiaIsOnly6YO) reported 1 minute ago

  Sony knows full well their software sales are abysmal and this is a shared industry problem. There's a reason Ubisoft and others have live services, they're trying to compensate for all time low sales This direction they're moving in is to try to force change consumer habits

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  𝐉𝐀𝐋𝐈𝟐𝟎𝟎𝟔® (@jali_06) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Maverick__CW Any Ubisoft game I find has unresolved problems, I stop playing and delete. Even their new game, The Division Resurgence, suffers from problems that haven't been fixed despite updates, and I'm starting to get fed up with it.

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  BazzieMazzie (@LazzieMan2626) reported 3 minutes ago

  @piecaruso97 @partialmean8 ???? you would need to bribe 27 people who were with them and most likely it would have been blown whistles and gotten them into trouble ubisoft doesnt have money to give and risk it to be caught

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  Alex (@Hyenu2) reported 4 minutes ago

  @TheGodlyNoob According to Ubisoft they have a anti cheat and working to fix everything by year 30 season 4

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  Beeerzi (@Orkanos) reported 6 minutes ago

  @r4f4sk8 @TheDivisionGame Fair. Could you please check if you both have the Ubisoft Connect in-game overlay setting enabled (and then exit and re-log into Ubi Connect). That error seems to be similar to the overlay error.

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  Kai (@kai_xbt) reported 8 minutes ago

  Asmongold explains why the biggest game studios became too big to succeed "These big studios, Blizzard, Ubisoft, EA, Activision, they didn't become too big to fail. They became too big to succeed. They're so big they can't move, pivot, or be agile enough to respond to what players actually want." "Think about it, if Diablo had 600, 700 people working on it, how long does it take to get a consensus on anything? Seven layers of administration, console compatibility, red tape. They make a decision and it takes five years to ship. In five years the entire gaming landscape is completely different." "It's like turning a ship. In a small Viking longboat you could've easily turned away from the iceberg, but the Titanic can't turn that fast. That's the world we're in, and it's why you're seeing these small, sharp games like Vampire Survivors and Helldivers win while hundred million dollar live service games launch and nobody plays them."

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  JT, Game feedback (@T22Jarrod) reported 8 minutes ago

  Ubisoft has the biggest commitment issues!

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  𝔑𝔞𝔱𝔥𝔞𝔫 (@TheNathanNS) reported 8 minutes ago

  What's actually happening with the gaming industry lately, why's there so many layoffs and studio closures happening in such a short span? We have Microsoft considering to close Ninja Theory, Compulsion, South of Midnight and Double Fine, there's huge claims of layoffs happening at Bethesda and ID Software. Ubisoft just closed many of their studios and did mass layoffs on others. Arkane also possibly being closed. Dontnod are expected to be bankrupt by November, Quantic Dream also reportedly expecting layoffs, there's probably a couple I missed Like what's happening, why is all of this coming out at the same time?? Gaming industry crash inbound or what?

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  Cajun (@Cajun_347) reported 10 minutes ago

  @ubisoft fix your ******* login ****. I cant make an account bc your stupid *** servers can’t handle simple processes

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  Backseat Nukist (@BackseatNukist) reported 11 minutes ago

  Ubisoft already did it without any issue with The Crew. First they shut down the servers, then they removed it from libraries. “You no longer have access to this game”. Totally legal. From Grok just now: When you "buy" a video game (digital or physical), you are not buying ownership of the game. You are purchasing a limited license to use the software under the terms of the End User License Agreement (EULA) and the platform's terms of service. Key facts: "Licensed, not sold" — This exact phrasing appears in most major EULAs (Steam, PlayStation, Ubisoft, etc.). The publisher/developer keeps full copyright and IP ownership. You get a non-exclusive, usually non-transferable license for personal, non-commercial use. Licenses are revocable — EULAs routinely include termination clauses. The license can end if you breach the terms, if your account is suspended/banned, or if the company discontinues support for the game or platform. It is not an unconditional, irrevocable ownership right protected purely by copyright law in the way the post claims. No expiration ≠ guaranteed forever access — A perpetual license (common for one-time purchases) means no built-in end date, but access still depends on the company's servers, authentication, updates, or account system continuing to work. If those go away, your "owned license" becomes useless.

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  fearthecow (@Fearthecow93) reported 15 minutes ago

  @TheNCSmaster The issue is its what the average buyer wants. One of the heads at ubisoft said the reason they have these giant open world games is because its what people actually buy.

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  ItzNuyxz (@matthewspigner6) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Ubisoft @Rainbow6Game I just deranked because of a cheater are we gonna do something about that problem or we gonna keep ******* up the game

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  John GameFix (@John_GAMEFIX) reported 19 minutes ago

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

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  Insane Overlord (@insaneoverlord_) reported 21 minutes ago

  @lmkifiwin Honestly, then don't give Ubisoft more money. I've never played Ubisoft games because I refuse to support scumbags. Everyone's supporting the big problematic developers and acting shocked that they're the problems.