One question: Why?

[the-short-one]

Its quite simple. Ubisoft, why?

Why did you do this? You suddenly, randomly, unannouncededly (?) pull your god-awful DRM out on this game. If its classed as a game on PC, I've heard reports the port is barely a port, what with all settings locked down like Fort Knox.

I just want to know why. Once I know why, well, I could consider the game if it goes on sale somewhere.


Did you somehow expect the DRM to help sales? Its hardly rocket science to realise that your DRM has destroyed your sales - even though it is a "record". Whether or not those buyers will buy from you again is another question entirely, time will tell. The DRM has turned off a herp of a lot of people that had not already pledged money, and its mildly ironic that the shadier markets are already trading in less guarded wares (you can probably realise what I hint at)

[the-short-one]

Its quite simple. Ubisoft, why?

Why did you do this? You suddenly, randomly, unannouncededly (?) pull your god-awful DRM out on this game. If its classed as a game on PC, I've heard reports the port is barely a port, what with all settings locked down like Fort Knox.

I just want to know why. Once I know why, well, I could consider the game if it goes on sale somewhere.


Did you somehow expect the DRM to help sales? Its hardly rocket science to realise that your DRM has destroyed your sales - even though it is a "record". Whether or not those buyers will buy from you again is another question entirely, time will tell. The DRM has turned off a herp of a lot of people that had not already pledged money, and its mildly ironic that the shadier markets are already trading in less guarded wares (you can probably realise what I hint at)