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"The Day 1 patch is mandatory to start playing the game, therefore a one-time internet connection is required. After that, you will be able to play the game offline and enjoy the Western Frontier without an internet connection."
https://www.ubisoft.com/en-gb/game/avatar/frontiers-of-pandora/news-updates/7zh6LuCrtC3mxkQ7tYEj2i/before-you-play-avatar-frontiers-of-pandora
But i'll wait and see if ubisoft connect DRM is not required and then account creation and login if so then that's quasi always online drm, how come ppl goin to play offline if they have to login with ubi account 1st? will see
The game is in a bundle (along with Starfield, Lies of P and CoH3) with certain Radeon GPUs.
saying that so much DRM is to avoid piracy is one of the biggest controversies from the past 15 years. Sure, drm used to be that, it's original purpose but in recent times everyone knows that harvesting data and controling the user is much more valuable and the real reason for so much DRM.
Or you could just look at the store page omg
The way the Ubisoft connect works for this is just linking your steam account to the ubisoft back end; which steam does with practically every game that has it's own account back end anymore. Even twitch and discord have you linking to Steam and so on.
That's correct, gen Z is already used to consume, consume and consume and move onto next big thing within weeks. They were raised, shaped, indoctrinated by big corpo to do it and never question drm or any anti-consumer measure, the moment someone does it they always reply with "who cares?, game is gud, dont like it dont play it, go away, steam does teh same whataboutism etc"
As i said the real goal here is harvesting data and control the consumer, how they interact with the product, what they do and beyond hence layers of DRM everywhere.
It won't be long till we are forced to use extra lauchers, account creation and login (always online drm and account based drm) to endure extra telemetry and EULA saying they can gather any personal info they want even stuff not related to games like your browsing activity and more (Homeworld 3 game EULA go ahead read about it, or civilization VI who used to have spyware and invasive eula) then denuvo and kernel level stuff to control you even more.
Oh wait we already there and people are cheering and praising and even worshiping big corpo, wait a bit longer cuz with such attitude the ads ingame are going to be a real thing soon and EA and Ubisoft know this, they know how uneducated impulsive consumers think, they wouldn't be multibillion corporations if they weren't good manipulating and controlling.