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[dottme]

This is a good way to kill the "stop killing game" movement.
Why would you want to run offline if you cannot get the game after Ubisoft decided it is done. There's nothing to run offline anymore.

 

[The Skull]

And here I thought there weren't already enough reasons to avoid Ubislop. They keep on diggin.

 

[Esppiral]

From my favourite publisher to the one I despise the most.....

 

[Madserb2023]

If Ubisoft can demand you destroy your property then you can't own it. You are asking for your stuff to be pirated. Perhaps they know their games are too bad to pirate.

 

[xrnzaaas]

Remember the poll about MS being the most evil gaming company? They're not even close to what Ubisoft, Take Two or EA are doing, not to mention mobile and Chinese companies with their scummy practices.

I hope they'll all crash and burn, won't even miss them with how they're also injecting ideologies in their new games, making them super unappealing.

 

[spookyfish]

Well, I mean, they're off the Client List detail now ....

 

[Kurotri]

So...what happens if I don't?

 

[Roman Empire]

First you'll need to find me playing any Ubisoft game.

 

[Muffdraul]

So...what happens if I don't?

 

[Rivdoric]

From my favourite publisher to the one I despise the most.....

Same.
Crazy how things turned in 15 years.

 

[lifa-cobex]

Grade A mental

 

[adamsapple]

So...what happens if I don't?

 

[Walliwallipaloo]

Why do they need my help? They're destroying their games just fine on their own.
Their whole darn company, too.

 

[TerribleAtThisGame]

I have visions of a Fat Gamer Gestapo paid in weekly AI-generated Assassin's Creed content. Jawohl, my Immersive Experiencer! My copy of Splinter Cell under the floorboards won't be safe...

 

[IbizaPocholo]

Normally here we are talking about Nintendo lawsuits or Nintendo Switch 2 bricked consoles or Nintendo Switch 2 blocked consoles...but Ubisoft seems like they want to be extra hilariously weird lately...telling you that you need to destroy your physical games due to the EULA and their executives being found guilty in court of some very bad things...so let's look at Ubisoft and the Stop Killing Games movement along side some history of just how bad Ubisoft can be...especially with The Grid shutdown