For the last few years, Ubisoftâs attempts at battling piracy have been something of a running punchline, seeming to achieve little but annoy the companyâs actual paying customers.
https://lastchance.cc/ubisoft-thinks-its-pc-drm-is-a-success-it-is-wrong-5825822%3C/a%3E%3C/p%3E
Firstly, the controversial âalways onâ DRM is gone, and bizarrely, has apparently been missing from new releases for some time.
Also gone is the limit on the number of times a product can be activated, as well as the limit on the number of PCs a game can be activated on.
All youâll need to do now is activate a new game once, online, and thatâll be that.
Itâs a welcome move from the publisher. Now, if it can just work on its customary PC version delays, they might actually get in PC gamerâs good books!
https://lastchance.cc/assassins-creed-iii-pc-delayed-to-november-20-surprisi-5933654%3C/a%3E%3C/p%3E
UPDATE â Since the time of original posting RPS has since updated with a second story, a full-length interview about Ubisoftâs decision. Itâs great reading
