I bought Splinter Cell Conviction on Steam 4-5 months ago and finally went to play. I don't really like that I need an account to launch the game, but okay, I try to do it however after the TOS, it says it failed because the Ubisoft services are unavailable. I tried to create it again and it said the user/email was in use. But if I try to log in, it says check user/password.
Now I need support, so I go through their terrible website and see I need an account to even get support! But it's the same issue; I can't login to my account because it's not really there, but I can't create it because it's in use. So I think the only thing I can do is create a worthless Uplay account with another email to ask support for my game account, which supposedly is linked to my game.
Of course I've seen lots of people trash Ubisoft in recent years, and DRM in general, and it's funny because I'm normally defending most of these schemes as they work fine and are almost transparent to me. I have to say this really makes me reconsider at least for Ubisoft. There would have to be an incredible game from them for me to consider buying.
Did I really just get unlucky with the Ubisoft services being down the moment I finally try to play the game? I do want to play it on the other hand it's already been too much of a hassle to get going and now I have to do some BS workaround to even get support from this terrible company!
Now I need support, so I go through their terrible website and see I need an account to even get support! But it's the same issue; I can't login to my account because it's not really there, but I can't create it because it's in use. So I think the only thing I can do is create a worthless Uplay account with another email to ask support for my game account, which supposedly is linked to my game.
Of course I've seen lots of people trash Ubisoft in recent years, and DRM in general, and it's funny because I'm normally defending most of these schemes as they work fine and are almost transparent to me. I have to say this really makes me reconsider at least for Ubisoft. There would have to be an incredible game from them for me to consider buying.
Did I really just get unlucky with the Ubisoft services being down the moment I finally try to play the game? I do want to play it on the other hand it's already been too much of a hassle to get going and now I have to do some BS workaround to even get support from this terrible company!
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