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IIRC you can do a continuous game still with no ark storage, but most everything else will be super disabled. That said, the "expansion registered" message should go away after a minute or two and let you access the (mostly disabled) other options.
Supposedly a Ubisoft employee is posting that they are working on their servers and trying to get them fixed, but as far as I can tell they have been broken for weeks, if not months. Assuming that ever changes (see the stickied thread in this discussion area) try again and the other options should be back to normal. The real problem right now is it's meant to be an "always on" game except .. oops.. that requires the other side to be working too, and Ubisoft is dropping the ball really bad atm with servers that have been broken for multiple days now.
Sigh
And this is why we all just LOVE Ubisoft.
The real problem is every one of their games that act like this will have the same issue later on. The more time goes on, the more disinclined Ubisnot will be to competently support the game and the experience will likely get worse over time instead of better.
The people who suffer for these kinds of decisions are often the ones who bought the game legitimately. If you get a pirated copy of the game, I bet (most of) the functionality is there and works fine. You and I, however are (likely) not smart enough to patch the game ourselves and make it work in the mean time when the developer specifically designed it not to work when their servers are messed up. Welcome to the results of buying crippled games from clueless developers and publishers.
The real lesson here is don't buy these kinds of games because you are just asking for a headache later on in life. Don't support developers who decide to go this route; don't support publishers who show time and time again they can't be trusted. When the game came out they claimed not to understand why people didn't like the idea of this kind of always-online-connection-required game and didn't want it.
Maybe now they understand, but more likely they don't give a **** because they already have our money and laughed at us all the way to the bank while holding it.
C'mon Ubisoft you can do better!
Well said! Very well said indeed