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Ubisoft DRM servers down; Europeans can't play Assassin's Creed 2

We had a feeling this might happen and what do you know? We were right. While the PC port of Assassin's Creed 2 is not yet available here in the US, Ubisoft's SINGLE PLAYER ONLY open world action game is available in Europe. And it looks like Ubisoft's DRM servers, which were supposed to protect against the game being pirated, have instead kept legit consumers from playing the game across the pond.

As detailed by very angry gamers in their posts for Ubisoft's message boards for the game, those DRM servers have crashed, keeping at least some folks from playing Assassin's Creed 2 while others have experienced long periods to log into the game. The same issues seem to also be affecting another game, the WWII sub sim Silent Hunter 5. A Ubisoft community manager has put in his two cents on the message boards, admitting that the "extended downtime and lengthy login issues are unacceptable" but so far there's no word on when the DRM servers will be back up and running.

Ubisoft, we are not one to put in editorial comments in a news post but here's an exception: Your DRM set up for your current and future PC games is the thing that's truly unacceptable and we hope this incident will finally convince you to dump it, now.

[Via Joystiq]

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