If only we could know!
If only we could know!
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Why does the sign flip?
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He shoots it at the transition from <6 to >6
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Piracy? No it's Surprise Ownership!
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and it's quite ethical
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Companies don't care about me and I do not care about them. Feels like a mutual agreement to me. That being said, no need to pirate right now, I just bought all the myst games. Awww yeee
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That’s the problem with digital games.
If you buy it legally the publisher might decide one day to take it away from you and you have absolutely no rights to stop them because you don’t own shit.
If you pirate the game then it’s yours to keep for as long as you want. Plus you get the added benefit of none of the draconian DRM that serves no purpose other than to punish people that buy the games legitimately.
Just to clarify that I only support pirating games when they have been removed from store fronts and there is no possible way to support the developer even if you wanted to.
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If you bought it once you should be legally allowed to pirate it. That is just common sense.
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You also have to somehow safely backup your pirates games. Otherwise they are gone as well some day.
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What is the upside to alienating your customers?
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White wales will always pay and in high amounts. They’re more profitable than recurring customers.
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I am almost certain they are not actually doing this and it's just some ploy to get people to login to their long dormant accounts. I haven't logged into my account in around a decade, but I just did today and all the games I bought are still there (a whopping 2).
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I logged in for two reasons:
- I didn't even know if I had an account
- If I have one do I have games on there
Turns out I have an account and one game on there
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Baiting for Nostalgia from the looks of it as a precursor.
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I feel like I missed something and need to try logging into the ubi account for the first time in a while. I don’t really wanna buy anything but if they delete the shit I own Im gonna be super pissed
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Mine are still there after over a year of not touching my account.
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But they delete accounts after 4 years of inactivity, not 6 months.
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I haven't touched my Ubisoft account since 2013 before today. It's still there with all my purchases intact.
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Aren't they lying? Or maybe they stepped it back from the horrible reception they got lol. Or maybe it was all just a big calculated move to get people to log into Ubisoft again and possibly buy more games.
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I’m something of a patient gamer, and my wife has all the Assassin’s Creed games. A couple of months ago I decided to play Black Flag, as I remember her enjoying it back when it came out.
Got 46% of the way through the story, then a few weeks ago, completely out of the blue, Ubicunts pushed out a 2gb “update” for it, the sole purpose of which appears to have been to break it. So now I can’t finish it.
I hate Ubisoft.
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Why are people getting outraged for empty accounts (with no games ever) getting deleted
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Because sensational news headlines/articles
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Which is still less worse than people getting outraged over headlines instead of reading the articles
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It's not just empty accounts, according to one user
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according to one user
Which does not make a static nor proof, more so since Ubisoft said they will delete just empty accounts
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Most likely just pick up by a bot in error, sometimes that happens.. sounds more like the exception rather than the rule
Alternatively would people do that? Just go onto the internet and lie.
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According to one person, that likely made it up for fake internet points.
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well i guess no reason to come back for my ubisoft account after 5 years then.. worst are the steam games that then spawn ubisoft launchers.
But seriously, just make gaming a subscription service at this point..
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My favorite example of this is this nintendo skit
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What's the context of this?
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Ubisoft is allegedly closing accounts that are inactive for a period of time, regardless if they have purchases on them or not.
I'm not sure if this is a recent change or if Ubi has come out with an official statement. This is just what I've seen going around today
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It's been like this for years. I'm pretty sure I've gotten the inactive email back around 2014 and I just log back in.
It's a dumb policy from them and Origin, but it's nothing new. Far from it.
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Honestly, I have hope that this is how the world gets better. All these companies who've been making a mess of everything on reputations they've long outlived have gotten too comfortable and too bold. A few Ubisofts and Twitters will be good practice for the bigger ones.
Maybe we'll even figure out that money only tells us where we go if we let it.
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Misinformation that has since been debunked.
https://www.theverge.com/2023/7/24/23805783/ubisoft-delete-game-accounts
I don't really care about a corporation that makes the epitome of mediocre games, but let's criticize them for real things rather than fake things.
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You would think that Ubisoft would try to keep their remaining customers. I can’t remember the last time I’ve pirated a titel of Ubisoft
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I bought the whole AC collection for less than $60, I was excited because I liked Assassin's Creed... I still do, at least the first ones.
But soon after I bought it they came up with the bright idea of removing DLC content from games, this was about 2 years ago.
I pirated my entire library, I still regret giving them money.
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I'll never buy an Ubisoft game, I remember when years ago their games installed spyware on the browser (found it on my Firefox) . Pox on whoever thought that was a good idea
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