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Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege is Down, Thousands of Players Report—Is it Because of Y8S3 Update? - Vimarsana News

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege is Down, Thousands of Players Report—Is it Because of Y8S3 Update?

Rainbow Six Siege is down and many users reported it amidst its update patch. You are not alone, as thousands of gamers have taken it online to report that Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege is now down, with many saying that the game is inaccessible.

Ubisoft Clarifies Accounts With Purchased Games Won't Be Deleted - Vimarsana News

Ubisoft Clarifies Accounts With Purchased Games Won't Be Deleted

Inactive Ubisoft Connect accounts with purchased games are spared account deletion, a Ubisoft spokesperson has confirmed.

Ubisoft, uzun süre giriş yapılmayan hesapları siliyor mu? - Vimarsana News

Ubisoft, uzun süre giriş yapılmayan hesapları siliyor mu?

Ubisoft artık sırf yeterince sık giriş yapmadığınız için oyunlarınızı silmeyeceğini söylüyor. Ubisoft'un kıdemli kurumsal iletişim müdürü Jessica Roache yaptığı açıklamada Satın alınan PC oyunlarını içeren hesaplar silinmeye uygun değildir dedi.

Source: ntv.com.tr
Ubisoft now says it won't delete inactive accounts with purchased games - Vimarsana News

Ubisoft now says it won't delete inactive accounts with purchased games

The controversy began when Twitter user @PC_enjoyer tweeted an email from Ubisoft informing them that as their account had been inactive for too long, it was temporarily...

Ubisoft Account Deletion Policy Sparks Backlash, Confusion - Vimarsana News

Ubisoft Account Deletion Policy Sparks Backlash, Confusion

The company confirmed that accounts are getting wiped if, and only if, they haven’t been used in some time

Source: kotaku.com