They returned my game to me. 😊
They returned my game to me. 😊
Opened Uplay to check if Far Cry 4 is back in stock. Performed a search for Ubisoft updates to see if keys are being reinstated. (Uncertain if all keys are available) A relevant article mentioned that if you’ve already activated a key and it was later revoked, you might recover it. Newly bought unactivated keys will be disabled.
It's nice that Ubisoft handled it, because they didn't have to. It's like they were using stolen items—technically, you're not the owner if it was taken.
I feel the situation wasn't completely covered by fake credit card transactions, and there were many resold games circulating on platforms like G2A. Before facing legal action from those who did it legitimately, they returned the games. I don't trust everything reported in gaming articles, especially if it comes from 'gaming journalism.'
Your viewpoint is acceptable. What you wish to occur isn't what it is. I don't favor the Republicans, yet I wouldn't want their residences or workplaces to be destroyed. That's simply absurd.
Impressive display of responsibility. I appreciate knowing that people like you can help companies recognize the value of my preferred gaming platform.
After the chaos after the announcement that games were being removed from uplay profiles, Ubisoft felt a lot of pressure. Their PC launches seemed shaky—only Far Cry 3 managed a small improvement, though it still had some frustrating frame drops on my GTX 980—and their copy-paste titles weren’t doing much to boost their popularity. I’m not a total disliker; for instance, I really enjoyed Far Cry 4...but seeing how things have changed makes it tough to accept the current state.
Honestly, I was mature enough to handle it. Did I really hand you a bunch of junk? No. You know why I dislike Ubisoft and why so many forum members share that view? Because they treat your preferred gaming platform like it doesn’t matter and the players are unimportant. They don’t optimize their games, release titles that are riddled with issues. For PC users, frame rate and resolution are just numbers, and they also claim 90% of pirate PCs play their games. Please forgive me if I seem a bit harsh—I’ll say my opinion if I want to buy a game from a developer who ignores its audience. That’s my money, and I won’t let them walk all over me.
Edit 2: "Great effort with your maturity"—how about a great display of loyalty by removing games from your library without any warning? Nothing. Just users waking up and having their games vanish silently, no notice or emails.