When we pay for a product it’s not unreasonable to assume that said product will not be taken away from us, right?
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“We noticed that you have not been using your Ubisoft account associated with [your email address],” read an email shared in the tweet.
It’s worth mentioning that as stated in the tweet, once the user receives the email with the termination warning, they have 30 days to respond in order to keep the account active. However, as many of us will know, emails can be easily missed or even spammed and never read. Even so, it does seem unreasonable to have games and DLC you’ve paid for to be deleted, even if an account has not been logged into for quite some time. After all, there could be a multitude of reasons as to why someone hasn’t logged in.
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“We certainly do not want you to lose access to your games or account, so if you have any difficulties logging in, then please create a support case with us.”
What’s more, after some digging, PC Gamerreportedthat in accordance with Ubisoft’s terms of use, the licence holder does reserve the right to suspend or end services at any time. In more positive Ubisoft news, a leak suggests that the originalFar Crycould be getting a remakeand so too could beAssassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag.
If this account deletion story has taught us anything, it’s reiterated the importance of physical media in this digital age.
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