In January 2010, Ubisoft announced the Online Services Platform, which forces customers to not only authenticate on the first game launch, but to remain online continually while playing, with the game pausing if the network connection is lost. This makes it impossible to play the game offline or resell it, and means that should Ubisoft's servers go down, the game would be unplayable. [3] Silent Hunter V uses this DRM solution. [4]
These angels are bad mojo too...they like to throw kittens in the water, let them swim back to shore and miserably shake their wet feet a few times, then pick them up and toss 'em in again. Over and over. Worse than death.
Well, I downloaded a pirated copy just after I posted and I've gotta say... Damn this game is boring. Especially with the slowness of my rig. Uninstalling as I post.
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