Customers think Ubisoft need to get comfortable with not having customers.
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I'm comfortable not owning Ubisoft games. ;)
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Pretty on the nose, since one of my fav games, ubisoft created, turned off the servers and apparently lost the source code.
Ghost Recon Online was a great competitive 3rd person team shooter. Ubisoft did everything they could to ruin the game though. Predatory ftp, no advertising etc.
Unless it's bought on gog, no one own its games already anyway... But ubisoft still manages to invent something even worse for the customers!