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It sync with UBISOFT Connect but dont start the game.
It will only start at Steam after UBI Connect is up and running and it dont sync achievements either most of the times.
If it dont sync, the gamne will not start unless you start right from UBI Connect, what was not the case (and now it seem to dont sync most of the times).
I uninstalled and reinstalled Ubisoft Connect twice. I changed my password. Ubisoft Connect connects just fine to my Ubisoft account, and it shows my game in the Ubisoft Connect overview. Jusr when I choose to play from there, it will run into a (probably) timeout when trying to sync the achievements - which failed every time I tried, maybe ten times yesterday.
Today, the game started without any problems, as if nothing had happened. So, I guess it was another case of Ubisoft Connect having problems to verify ownership on their server. I remember this happened before once, maybe half a year ago.
It would be nice if you could give feedback here if it works now for you too. That would be an indication of a systematic problem, and the poor players who run into the same problem would know they (likely) just have to wait a day.
Seem like whenever they decide to shut down server communication you will have to rely o cracked versions that run offline to be able to run the game you paid for.
By the way, if the Right to Repair movement does not gain more steam, we will have a similar situation with hardware in ten or twenty years.
Corporations like Apple already try to prevent independent repair shops from continuing their work, as Apple would like to force you to stop using your old hardware and force you to buy a new one. If Apple and other players are successful, PC component manufacturers will copy them, and your new graphics card will only work with certain motherboards and will stop working after three years.
The Cyberpunk franchise presents a future where you have to use cyberware to be competitive (not too far-fetched, think heart pacemakers, insulin pumps, or a Google Glass that actually works), and corporations will stop supporting these parts of your body willy-nilly, whenever they like to make more money.
The next few years will decide if we have to live in a future where corporations will decide about our life, or if we can prevent this, at least for the moment.
For seeing the effects of such a development, a dystopian future where the world is dying with a whimper, I suggest playing Cyberpunk 2077, if you are not familiar with the pen & paper RPG. Even if the game has bugs like there is no tomorrow and huge portions of the game have been cut. It shows how much the world of our grandchildren could s.u.ck., if we accept developments like single-player games that enforce always-on, or software and ebooks where the license you paid for can be revoked if a corporation feels like it.
This is why I think that what you said is 100% correct. A single-player game should not block you from playing it, just because someone at a corporation fu.c.k.e.d. up.
- Ubisoft Support