Ubisoft steal The Crew from players' libraries after shutting down servers & revoking license

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Ubisoft needs to feel comfortable with players NOT BUYING their games.

If buying games from Ubisoft isn't ownership, then pirating their games isn't stealing. Checkmate.

1 - do not give Ubisoft more money 2 - if you want play a Ubi game pirate it 3 - do not give Ubisoft more money

Thanks a bunch for the mention! I can't say how this will turn out, but at the very least, I think at least half a dozen governments are going to be forced to examine the legality of killing games that have been sold one way or another, something I'm pretty sure the industry does not want. The more attention this gets, the better!

If I paid for a product and someone takes it away... Isn't that theft? Ubisoft should pay all the players back. Make it a refund.

Blacklisted Ubisoft on steam, not worth the trouble.

"We understand pirating games may be disappointing for Ubisoft who enjoys our money, but it has become a necessity"

Under Australian Consumer Law, this might actually be illegal. Improperly interfering with someone's use of a product or service is illegal. I'd love to see a test case.

Ross from Accursed Farms accurately stated: "The fact that you have to resort to illegal means to access the games you legally own is pure insanity".

Just a reminder to not buy the new Star Wars game, not buying Ubisoft is boycotting Ubisoft.

"People need to become comfortable living in pods, they have to understand that its for their own good that we gracefully stack them up like that so they can be close to their workplace that makes us rich." - Urban Development executive living in a gated mansion. "People need to be comfortable eating the bugs, they have to understand that its for their own good that we "encourage" them to eat such highly nutritious and tasty food". - CEO of the corporation who now owns every grocery store who gets his filet mignons cooked by his personal chef every night" "People need to be comfortable with us continuously overtaxing fuel, we do that so they look at better alternatives such as electric cars we can remotely shut down". - Automotive company CEO who flies on his Private Jet on a weekly basis "Being "happy" of owning nothing" is just the first step. Hopefully people won't wake up too late.

i just reported ubisoft to consumer advice in the uk, labelling this move as a online scam

I'm very comfortable not owning any Ubisoft games.

The fact that we are even having this conversation is wild.

Companies these days clearly want us to pirate there stuff. If they didn’t, they wouldn’t make these stupid decisions.

With books in the US, When a book is out of print and unable to be bought it's legal to make your own copy because it doesn't disturb the market. Video games should be the same.

That’s literal robbery How tf is this even legal?

The truth is, the crew is gone for both disc owners AND digital owners. Buying it as a disc doesn’t exempt you from losing a game if the company doesn’t want to support it anymore. This isn’t a digital media problem… this is an “always online” problem

This is so blatantly fraud it's sickening, but I can indeed say i'm very comfortable with never owning another Ubisoft game ever again.