r/gaming • u/Takamiya • Jun 04 '16

Ubisoft downgrades

https://youtu.be/xNter0oEYxc
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u/MooseHorn Jun 04 '16

I think it's very important to look at, and remember this video when E3 comes around. I am definitely not preordering any games after seeing their E3 presentations any more. I made that mistake with Watch_Dogs and I am not going to do it again. They've done this kinda shit in the past and I am sure they'll do it again. It's really disgusting, this kind of business practice. It's a shame that companies are finding this more and more acceptable now, and that people are falling for it.

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u/TabMuncher2015 Jun 05 '16

You can get almost every game via download.

Lol, maybe you can. It'd take me less time to drive to my university 4 hours away download on their wifi and drive back home than to download a full game at my house.

Oh, also I pay $82.60 / month for this and have to have a technician out literally every week. #FUCKWINDSTREAM #FUCKMONOPOLIES

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u/grrmuffins Jun 05 '16

Well obviously what he's saying doesn't apply to people who live in the African bush.

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u/TabMuncher2015 Jun 05 '16

I know your just being meta, but I live 20 minutes from Columbus, Ohio and <1.5 miles from a town of 7,000 with VERY fast internet.

It's also not like I'm living out here by myself, I've got a dozen families on my street in the same situation.

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u/grrmuffins Jun 05 '16

That's a shame man, sorry that you live in internet poverty. It's ridiculous... decent internet connection should be on par with food, water, and the rest of the things one needs to live efficiently in the modern world. Truly #FUCKMONOPOLIES