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An enhancement, PC players: losing your internet connection while playing Assassin's Creed II will not pressure yourself to resume during the last save point, in spite of everything. As Shacknews reviews, Ubisoft has launched space on the PC kind its serial murder simulator, just watching port's March 16 United states release.
Offered at FileShack, the 18.6MB patch allows gamers resume "in the same identical point" if their Web connection exist in drop midgame.
The exact mechanism Ubisoft guaranteed when announcing its new digital privileges management plan within the month of january. However, testers found the release shape of Assassin's Creed II PC kicked gamers out and scrapped their progress when link with Ubisoft's master servers was lost.
Assassin's Creed II PC will receive a duplicate protection fix
All around upside, this latest Ubisoft DRM eliminates Disk inspections and installation limits, did not take long stores users' saved games "within the cloud." You only need to be online constantly when running the overall game. Ubisoft has long been more draconian there than Valve, whose Steam distribution service includes an offline mode.
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