How to play single player games after deleting third party launchers/malware?

[niralamart000]

I gave in a bought a ubisoft game called splinter cell black list cause i want to mod it and unfortunately modders only want to support official titles. Just direct me to a guide or video so i can download this one game and delete uplay from pc, i have no intention of letting this infestation stay on OS any longer then i need to, will also be using a one time temporary account for logging in to uplay, it has no right to force me in to leaking my steam and gmail account.

[Ogami]

All Ubisoft games need Ubisoft Connect on top, no exception.
Does not matter if you buy them on Steam or Epic or anywhere else.
There is no legal way to play those titles without the Ubisoft launcher.
Also you got warned about the game using an extra launcher on the Steam store page.
So this is more on you not informing yourself how the system works.

[Chompman]

If you have issues with third party launchers then why do you use steam as it's the same thing?

[niralamart000]

Ogami eredeti hozzászólása:

All Ubisoft games need Ubisoft Connect on top, no exception.
Does not matter if you buy them on Steam or Epic or anywhere else.
There is no legal way to play those titles without the Ubisoft launcher.
Also you got warned about the game using an extra launcher on the Steam store page.
So this is more on you not informing yourself how the system works.

For mods i bought it, just tell me how to play my single player game after deleting Uplay.

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Ubisoft Connect is mandatory for their games.

[niralamart000]

cSg|mc-Hotsauce eredeti hozzászólása:

Ubisoft Connect is mandatory for their games.

:summercat2023:

It's just a single player game? No way to connect just once and let steam do it's thing?

[Ogami]

niralamart000 eredeti hozzászólása:

It's just a single player game? No way to connect just once and let steam do it's thing?

Nope. Will need to connect to Ubisoft Connect each time you start it.
Thats how Ubisoft games work. Its the same with Electronic Arts and the EA APP or Rockstar with their Rockstar Social Club launcher.
No matter where you buy games from those publishers they all need their own launcher on top to start the games.

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[HikariLight]

niralamart000 eredeti hozzászólása:

cSg|mc-Hotsauce eredeti hozzászólása:

Ubisoft Connect is mandatory for their games.

:summercat2023:

It's just a single player game? No way to connect just once and let steam do it's thing?

It is to ensure your using a legal copy of the game.

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

HikariLight eredeti hozzászólása:

niralamart000 eredeti hozzászólása:

It's just a single player game? No way to connect just once and let steam do it's thing?

It is to ensure your using a legal copy of the game.

Also to farm information.

[nullable]

niralamart000 eredeti hozzászólása:

cSg|mc-Hotsauce eredeti hozzászólása:

Ubisoft Connect is mandatory for their games.

:summercat2023:

It's just a single player game? No way to connect just once and let steam do it's thing?

Welcome to the future. Publishers own their games, and their games may require their launcher, regardless of which storefront you buy the from.

[Muppet among Puppets]

niralamart000 eredeti hozzászólása:

i have no intention of letting this infestation stay on OS any longer then i need to, will also be using a one time temporary account for logging in to uplay, it has no right to force me in to leaking my steam and gmail account.

Ubosoft made games way before steam even existed. And somehow you pretend when they make a client its a bad thing, but steam is good.

Steam and uplay will know the exact same thing about you.

[Haruspex]

Nobody can tell you here, and I suspect you already know how. Doing so is "technically" illegal, but there's very little to no chance it will actually be enforced. You need to make a decision based on your own code of ethics whether you're okay with it or not.

Considering you already bought it, I personally see no moral issue with it. Godspeed.

[niralamart000]

Harusp3x eredeti hozzászólása:

Nobody can tell you here, and I suspect you already know how. Doing so is "technically" illegal, but there's very little to no chance it will actually be enforced. You need to make a decision based on your own code of ethics whether you're okay with it or not.

Considering you already bought it, I personally see no moral issue with it. Godspeed.

There is nothing about being moral buying from them, corporate isn't my friend and I sure as hell don't want to be part of ubisoft's ecosystem but as you can see I'm forced too.

[Muppet among Puppets]

niralamart000 eredeti hozzászólása:

Harusp3x eredeti hozzászólása:

Nobody can tell you here, and I suspect you already know how. Doing so is "technically" illegal, but there's very little to no chance it will actually be enforced. You need to make a decision based on your own code of ethics whether you're okay with it or not.

Considering you already bought it, I personally see no moral issue with it. Godspeed.

There is nothing about being moral buying from them, corporate isn't my friend and I sure as hell don't want to be part of ubisoft's ecosystem but as you can see I'm forced too.

What is the difference between steam and ubosoft?

[niralamart000]

Muppet among Puppets eredeti hozzászólása:

niralamart000 eredeti hozzászólása:

There is nothing about being moral buying from them, corporate isn't my friend and I sure as hell don't want to be part of ubisoft's ecosystem but as you can see I'm forced too.

What is the difference between steam and ubosoft?

Pretty much a world of difference between them, you would have to be living under a rock for the past two decades or very recently started gaming to not know how ♥♥♥♥ their practices are and how anti gamer and greedy in general the company is. If steam just says no to third party launchers then modders wouldn't have to support the borrowed license versions of them anymore but of course all steam cares about is getting a cut from who ever is desperate enough, like me, to buy these games.