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But if it eventually going to happen you might be interested in this community made alternative called Rockbuddy. It does the same and more.
https://github.com/tnt-coders/rock-buddy-app/releases/tag/v1.9.0
Yeah, John he's only here for bashing again. And speaking without proper knowledge.
He's not even using Rocksmith anymore since he's shilling for other apps.
Didn't even check the app if you say it has less functions.
And what's funny, Rocksmith records the score streaks from all over the world... Yes that's true....from people using it....So if falls away, you got nothing.
Thus even more reason for people that want their leaderboards to go use the community mod.
Oh I shouldn't give that information about the good will of community modders because it's suddenly not a good mod then?
Like for instance in comparison for cdlc and rsmods, only because Ubisoft should take care of it.
You just want people to have nothing right, good argument there.
Tell me, why those other mods were created already? Right, to give an alternative when Ubisoft doesn't...
That's sure sounds as finding excuses from your side.
And don't play dumb for that european citizen initiative, you been pushing that from the beginning. Which I don't disagree on btw.
It's just that I heard the first initiative was started in the UK, and was dismissed by the judge. Don't know the exact details, but I think the legality of the agreement was stated very clearly and as user we agreed to that, so there was no case to be held, in which a government could have influence on.
Might give me better pointers if that's wrong what I heard.
This other initiative might take a few years longer to take action, knowing the European Union, which in the meantime can mean, the servers stopping anyway. And it's not likely those would be restarted, if it's dismantled, gone is gone right. If it is reinstated, all the better.
But better not wait on that.....
You can use both at the same time...
>Oh my we now have the reddit moderator and the paid RS+ shills
Yes yes, everyone is a paid shill. You have 214 hours in the game, calm down
What is Ubisoft doing to address this? Will this issue be fixed, or is it an intentional push to encourage users to switch to RS+?
Removing functionality to create demand wouldn't be exactly a customer-friendly or defendible approach.
Unfortunately the reply is very disappointing.
"We would like to kindly advise you that we have stopped post-launch support on this game, as our development team has moved on to other projects. We have no further updates planned for this title, so this issue will most likely remain in the game."
Too bad this guy is gone here, but he can go bounce on Steam's door now too.
https://mp1st.com/news/valve-updates-store-to-notify-gamers-they-dont-own-games-bought-on-steam-only-a-license-to-use-them
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Steam has recently updated its store to clearly tell customers that they don’t actually own the games they buy but are instead purchasing a license to use them. This change comes as Valve prepares to comply with a new California law, which will take effect in 2025. The law will require digital platforms to clearly explain to buyers what they are truly getting when they make a purchase. Although the law is not yet in effect, Steam has already implemented these updates to get ahead of any potential legal issues.
Previously, Steam mentioned this information only in the End User License Agreement (EULA), but now they have made it much more visible. When you add a game to your cart, you’ll see a clear notice that states, “A purchase of a digital product grants a license for the product on Steam.” This move ensures customers fully understand they are buying a license, not a physical or permanent digital copy. Note that this message is for everyone, regardless of your location, and is not exclusive to those living in California (based on our testing).
you will own NOTHING and be happy