All Ubisoft PC games will require an Internet connection

[Bladexdsl]

hahha easily broken with a crack

 

[ZeWarrior]

"Evil Influences" ?
please

technically if my theory is correct. not all people are online players. if this is to prevent ap my theory would be. they would most likely lose 53% of their valid customers.
hacking possibility would increase be 20%
"Evil People" Influences would increase rapidly by 50%
and complaints would suffocate at a 70%
yes...thats the theory...now i wait for a practical situation.

statistics being pulled out of asses 100%

 

[Issac]

I don't really see how this is worse than steam... I mean, If my internet goes out, I can't play my legit copy of "the orange box"... it must have connectoin at all time... and everyone loves steam?

I'm against this shit as hell, but I think steam's just the same

 

[zuron7]

That sucks as it's waste of bandwidth.

 

[prowler]

hahha easily broken with a crack

Someone has to make it first

 

[Bladexdsl]

hahha easily broken with a crack

Someone has to make it first

they always do usually 2 days later if you knew about pc games you'd know this

they tried something like this with anno 1404 where you had to activate the game online 2 days later...GONE

 

[prowler]

>implying you know me.

What part of someone has to crack it, don't you understand? You never know it might take longer with the new protection coming in.

 

[Nekoxid]

Like other attempts, this will be cracked. It's the legitimate customers they'll be driving away. Soon they'll be wondering what happened to their customers.

^ This.

This is the reason why I don't buy games with DRM like this.

 

[shakirmoledina]

this would just mean that "all ubisoft pc games will require a crack", its kinda silly to force internet though u cant say a gamer will not have internet but some still dont have a stable/fast connection

 

[Elritha]

Just read that the new Settlers game, Settlers 7 will be one of many to have this crappy protection when it's released in March. I was actually looking forward to this game too. I won't be buying it now out of principle.

 

[Cyan]

couldn't the data be redirected to another private server (or even 127.0.0.1) using HOST file ?
then launch a server that speak with the game and tell it what it want to listen to.

 

[Maz7006]

i know a handful of OFFLINE legitimate players... this will certainly piss them off

heck as if ubisoft are making good enough games to buy in the fucking first place

seriously what genius came up with this anti-piuracy measure... heck they're just fucking desperate now.

 

[Rayder]

I hunt down cracks for all my games anyway, legit or not, so I don't really care about their "protection". I never play games online ever, so I don't feel I should have to be connected to the net 100% of the time just to play a game in singleplayer mode.

Technically, I should actually be fine with this protection as our ISP is pretty stable, is unlimited as far as usage and is always on, but I would still look for a crack before even considering acquiring a game with this protection anyway. It's just the way I roll.

To be honest, I think they are using this more for tracking what people do in games, how long they play in a stretch, stuff like that, more than protecting anything.

 

[mpg187]

If anything it'll make people pirate them more, its enough arseache installing.Ya, DRM doesn't work. More incentive to make a crack.

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QUOTE(Rayder @ Feb 3 2010, 11:16 AM) It's just the way I roll.

Me too, I remove DRM. I mod all my consoles and crack all my games. I want to have the option to play backup games and not even worry about activating.

It's easier to crack than to activate.

 

[myuusmeow]

I don't really see how this is worse than steam... I mean, If my internet goes out, I can't play my legit copy of "the orange box"... it must have connectoin at all time... and everyone loves steam?

I'm against this shit as hell, but I think steam's just the same

File -> Go Offline...


Done

 

[mpg187]

I don't really see how this is worse than steam... I mean, If my internet goes out, I can't play my legit copy of "the orange box"... it must have connectoin at all time... and everyone loves steam?

I'm against this shit as hell, but I think steam's just the same

File -> Go Offline...


Done

That would only work for IE. Each program connects on it's own. It would detect you are offline and act accordingly.

 

[Sir-Fritz]

I don't really see how this is worse than steam... I mean, If my internet goes out, I can't play my legit copy of "the orange box"... it must have connectoin at all time... and everyone loves steam?

I'm against this shit as hell, but I think steam's just the same

File -> Go Offline...


Done

That would only work for IE. Each program connects on it's own. It would detect you are offline and act accordingly.

What are you talking about?

 

[myuusmeow]

I don't really see how this is worse than steam... I mean, If my internet goes out, I can't play my legit copy of "the orange box"... it must have connectoin at all time... and everyone loves steam?

I'm against this shit as hell, but I think steam's just the same

File -> Go Offline...


Done

That would only work for IE. Each program connects on it's own. It would detect you are offline and act accordingly.

I was explaining how you can play Steam games without an internet connection.

@below: Isaac and I were talking about Steam, not Ubisoft's new DRM.

 

[mpg187]

I don't really see how this is worse than steam... I mean, If my internet goes out, I can't play my legit copy of "the orange box"... it must have connectoin at all time... and everyone loves steam?

I'm against this shit as hell, but I think steam's just the same

File -> Go Offline...


Done

That would only work for IE. Each program connects on it's own. It would detect you are offline and act accordingly.

What are you talking about?

If you choose work offline in IE/FF it won't affect the Ubisoft game.

 

[Sir-Fritz]

He was clearly talking about steam...