What will happen if I lose my Internet connection when I play the game? If any service is stopped, we will create a patch for the game so that the core game play will not be affected. What if Ubisoft decides not run these online services in the future? Will my game stop working? If you can access the Internet from the computer, you can play the game. I am in a strict environment with lots of firewall rules etc. As long as the game is installed on the PC, you can play from any computer and your Ubisoft account will recognise your last saved position as well as automatically save any updates. However you can only play with your individual Ubisoft account on one computer at a time.Ĭan I play my game from another computer? There is no limit to the number of computers on which you can install the game. How many computers can I install the game on? Ubisoft provides 24/7 monitoring of its servers. We will also of course allocate back-up servers in order to be able to respond to fluctuations in demand. For each title, we carefully study the demand and allocate servers accordingly. There is no limit to how many players can play at the same time. How many players can the server system support? Saved games are also synchronized online so the user can continue playing from any location with the game installed. The protected game can be installed as many times and on as many computers as you like. What are the key elements of this platform for PC gamers?Īlthough a permanent online connection is required, this means that a CD/DVD is not required to play the game after installation. "Most upcoming Ubisoft PC games" will make use of the platform, though GameSpy says not all will support cloud saves. The DRM platform will debut with the closed beta test of Blue Byte city-building strategy The Settlers 7. Most people are always connected to an Internet connection," said Ubisoft director of customer support Brent Wilkinson. "We think most people are going to be fine with it. Players will be required to login to their Ubi.com account to authenticate each and every time they wish to play-and there will be no support at all for offline play. Original: Developer and publisher Ubisoft's new PC DRM solution will feature no CD checks or installation limits and pack support for 'cloud' online saved game storage but will require players be online to authenticate before playing, GameSpy reveals. 144 Update: Ubisoft has sent over an FAQ with more details (below) including a promise that should the service be stopped, games would be patched to remain playable.
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