The sky is blue, the sun rises in the East, and Ubisoft's "Uplay Passport" system hasn't exactly been popular. People have maligned the service, especially regarding its implementation in the recent Assassin's Creed IV, where it would potentially block access to singeplayer content. Uplay? More like Upay!
Needless to say, it's been something of a faux pass for Ubisoft.
Well, at least it was. You see...
Rest, R.I.P. in piece, you were one in a mill inn.
Needless to say, it's been something of a faux pass for Ubisoft.
Well, at least it was. You see...
UbiblogIn Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag, Edward’s Fleet is an innovative online feature that allows a single player to interact with multiple players on consoles or via the game’s companion app. Every new copy of Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag includes the Uplay Passport code needed to unlock this online feature. However, we listen to our community and understand that there are concerns over some players’ ability to access this feature, so we have decided to eliminate the cost of the Uplay Passport for Black Flag. This ensures that everyone will be able to use the companion app, Edward’s Fleet, online multiplayer and available bonus content at no additional cost.
Gamers currently without a Uplay Passport for Black Flag will be able to download one for free from Xbox Live or PlayStation Network. For those who have already purchased Uplay Passport for Black Flag, please contact your regional Ubisoft support.
What’s more, Uplay Passport will not be a part of any future Ubisoft games.
Rest, R.I.P. in piece, you were one in a mill inn.