Ubisoft Connect status: server issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Ubisoft Connect reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Ubisoft Connect users through our website.

• Sign in (71%)
• Online Play (14%)
• Glitches (10%)
• Matchmaking (2%)
• Game Crash (2%)
• Hacking / Cheating (0%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Ubisoft Connect outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Chatham	Sign in	23 hours ago
Paris	Matchmaking	2 days ago
Metz	Sign in	3 days ago
Metz	Sign in	3 days ago
Paris	Sign in	3 days ago
Metz	Sign in	3 days ago

Full Outage Map

Community Discussion

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Ubisoft Connect Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Bethel (@bethelabraham_) reported 58 seconds ago

  @IYDKMIGTHTKY86 @khadroth The game was being sold for 40$ on steam, so ubisoft was earning 28$ (after the 30% cut). Steam would've allowed for 30$ or smth but 15$ literally is not justifiable. And the game got listed on Steam for 15$ only 1 day after that too so what is your problem with this exactly..?

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  xKayoo7 (@xKayoo7) reported 3 minutes ago

  now that i think about it my 77% wr should be 79% since i won 2 and counts as a loss @Rainbow6Game @Ubisoft fix it.

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  GameBoost (@GameBoostCom) reported 3 minutes ago

  New Far Cry and Ghost Recon games could be in serious trouble. - According to a report cited by TheGamer, both Ubisoft's next Ghost Recon game and Far Cry 7 are facing serious development issues. - Ubisoft's new Ghost Recon project has reportedly missed several internal milestones - Developers are said to be "bracing for impact" as management changes and restructuring efforts take place - Far Cry 7's development has allegedly been described as "abysmal" by Insider Gaming's Tom Henderson - Unrealistic deadlines and production difficulties are reportedly affecting both projects - The problems come during a period of broader turmoil at Ubisoft, which has been undergoing layoffs, studio closures, and company-wide restructuring - Despite the setbacks, neither game has been canceled, and development is continuing

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  Seal Examines Games (@TheTrueSealYT) reported 4 minutes ago

  I don't mean to offend you or anyone else and I fully respect your opinion regardless of what it is, but here's my take on the whole thing. There are logical reasons behind changes like the HUD design and to some extent, even lore reasons for them (like the user experiencing the memories through a newer Animus model). Now, asking for a mini-map instead of a compass is a different story and I really hope they add that as an option. I'm honestly just tired of compasses in open-world games. They were cool ten years ago but not anymore. Mini-maps are always reliable and never get old. However, based on what you said, it sounds like you never really wanted a remake or any changes made to the original in the first place. The thing is, the OG won't be delisted or replaced, so both versions will exist alongside each other. It'd be a different story if Ubisoft pulled the original from stores or declared it non-canon, but that isn't happening. Regarding the combat, the entire series from the first trilogy all the way down to Unity (and imo Syndicate) suffered from fundamental combat flaws. Subjectively speaking, yes the original's animation-based combat looked incredibly sick. But objectively, it was a huge waste of time and a poorly implemented system that Ubisoft spent years trying to fix in later entries, regardless of our personal preferences. As for the desynchronization mechanics, insta-fail mission design is one of the worst tropes in gaming history, and the industry moved past it over a decade ago. You rarely see it anymore for a reason. On top of that, why not mention that Edward can finally manually crouch? This is a feature we as older fans begged Ubisoft to add back in the day. Especially during the AC4 era! The removal of the Modern Day segments was absolutely the right call tho. There's no point in defending it. Not just in terms of gameplay (which AC4's MD remains a top 3 worst element in AC history), but also the narrative. None of that storyline matters anymore given how far the franchise has drifted. The much bigger issue right now is the lackluster approach to the modern day elements in Shadows making a return here and the writers completely abandoning Basim's arc for some reason. We should've gotten a brand new, playable third person modern day segment with Basim exploring Desmond's past to make this whole 'remake' or 'resynching' theme more lore-accurate and grounded to the series. That said, IMO the removal of fistfights and hidden blade combat is easily the worst thing about this remake. They either need to add those back or stop calling this a 'faithful' remake. Whatever Resynced is trying to be, it's pushing far past a standard upgrade. And tbf, Final Fantasy 7 Remake (Or even Resident Evil 2) did a lot more than just respect the narrative... They practically rebuilt their core gameplay from scratch. Also, since Resynced is the very first remake in the series, it is incredibly important to provide constructive feedback now. If Ubisoft plans on remaking other classic titles down the line, the critiques we give today will shape the future of the entire franchise.

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  Warden-Commander (@KurouPS4) reported 13 minutes ago

  @khaliltooshort A lot of the problem is that too many are outsourced, too. Look at how many studios work on the average Ubisoft flagship title, and how they're scattered all over the planet.

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  SPΞCTΞR (@SpecterGr1d) reported 13 minutes ago

  @DestinLegarie Destin this isn't really an industry thing. Xbox poor investing is an Xbox problem. Sony overpaying for Bungie is a Sony problem. Ubisoft closing studios because they became incompetent is a Ubisoft problem. There is no common denominator between the 3. The storage and components crisis is an industry thing. Also, you know why Sony doesn't get the doom articles, they're more popular than Microsoft in gaming. It is what it is. Point is, they've all caused their own problems. Nobos else.

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  SimoQB🇮🇹 (@SimoQB_) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Jaden_Nakahara GKC are not bad, the problem are the 3rd party devs that choose those. Like a normal switch 2 cart can go up to 64 gb, and there are games that are bigger than that (FFVII). In that case gkc are ok imo, but then there are devs like ubisoft who uses them just cuz of money.

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  James Headnail (@Zerocross013XV) reported 18 minutes ago

  @TonyMichaelX No wonder. Change your idols. Meanwhile Ubisoft fix the rain.

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  HunterEatsHunter (@ShadowMaster53) reported 28 minutes ago

  @AullorNothing You have no problem with the games releasing on Steam, Ubisoft plus, and GeForce now. Why are you so angry if it releases on PlayStation? These aren’t exclusive. They’re available on non-Xbox platforms. The next Xbox will be a PC, & trust me,no one is using the XBOX store.

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  Immaneed Bout tree fiddy (@BouTreeFidy) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Pirat_Nation Of course it's facing development problems. I'll tell you right now despite my love for Ghost recon I'll take my computer out back and beat it with a mallet before I reinstall Ubisoft launcher on there.

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  Rushio (@RushioLCO) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Ubisoft @Rainbow6Game the new ranked 3.0 is supposed to give me teammates my skill level, not retards who go 0 & 5 and then disconnect after 2 rounds

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  Dookie1985 (@Dookie1985) reported 32 minutes ago

  @UbisoftSupport I can say 100% there was an issue at Ubisoft. Last night, we were able to join a random players game.

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  Richard Ciavardone (@tf2godz) reported 34 minutes ago

  I think I figure out the main problem with past E3s. Just don't invite EA or ubisoft, and everything will be fine

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  RallyCarDelta Gaming (@GameOverThirty) reported 34 minutes ago

  Scott Galloway would often talk (on his podcast) about the advantages of the US "hire fast fire fast" process. While it obviously has downsides, and I'm not saying it's morally right, it does help a company avoid long term cost issues. Over the previous 10-15 years, Ubisoft's comparables / competitors were much more aggressive about hiring, AND layoffs. While it is true that EA and Take-Two are both bigger (in terms of labor) than they were during Covid, both companies have managed to keep employment count under Ubisoft's equivalent metric. However, EA has sharply risen in count over the years, thanks to acquisitions and what appears to be hiring for Battlefield (and other projects). They are approaching 15,000. I expect that number to fall when they are acquired by the consortium of partners. T2 on the other hand is around 13,000 but recently started cutting back.

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  Virifly Esport (@OfficialVirifly) reported 35 minutes ago

  What happened to @BlindOwlsGG after winning Phantom League is honestly a clear example of the current state of console competitive Rainbow Six. A team wins a league, players spend months competing, improving, preparing matches and giving everything, and then the Discord server disappears, the organizer vanishes, and the prize pool/fees become a problem. And sadly, this is not the first time something like this has happened. The issue is bigger than just Phantom League. Console competitive is slowly losing trust. There are fewer and fewer Discord-based leagues, fewer serious tournaments, fewer teams willing to pay entry fees, and more people starting to question if it is even worth investing money and time into these competitions. When teams see situations like this, they stop paying. When players see this, they lose motivation. When organizations see this, they stop investing. And when that happens, the whole console scene slowly dies. Community leagues can still be important, but without transparency, guaranteed prize pools, serious admins and real accountability, this scene cannot survive. At this point, I honestly think many teams will only start looking at ESA Cups, official Ubisoft events, or tournaments with a proven and reliable organization behind them. It is sad, but this is the reality right now: if trust keeps disappearing, console competitive Rainbow Six will disappear with it.

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  Kjnoo KVT (@KinoOwg) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Ubisoft I've got 2 proposals, either fix your awful anti cheat. Or to counter the use of cronus/rapid fire inputs, make slug shotguns and dmrs rate of fire the same as azami's ACS12. Nobody wants you to keep bringing out new items in the shop, charms, maps etc.

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  SEIU (@SEIU) reported 44 minutes ago

  Even after bragging to the public at Summer Game Fest, where they showcased upcoming titles that their employees worked hard to deliver, corporations like @Ubisoft will sacrifice their workers at any sign of trouble. And worse, they attempted to shield that information from the public to shape their own narrative after devastating these working families. Video game workers, like all working people, must unite to defend our communities from mass layoffs and studio closures!

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  Chris_Art_Toon||✨💙 (@ChrisArtToon) reported 45 minutes ago

  Guys, don't buy anything from Ubisoft because not only do you have to pay for a ridiculously expensive game, but you also have to spend hours and hours filling out a stupid agreement to get a Ubisoft account, only for them to close it in your face and prevent you from playing the game you bought. If anyone from Ubisoft reads this post, I'm outraged by this, and all I wanted was to play Rayman...And the Wii I had as a kid didn't give me any problems.

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  Nico Firmino (@srpreethoven) reported 47 minutes ago

  @asha_shar You only have one mission in 2027, my queen Asha: buy goddamn Ubisoft and fix its games. WE NEED SPLINTER CELL

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  Throwaway9001 (@GoonItForward) reported 48 minutes ago

  @IYDKMIGTHTKY86 @eurogamer uplay is a subscription service

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  👀 (@IYDKMIGTHTKY86) reported 49 minutes ago

  @GoonItForward @eurogamer No it's not, Uplay is Ubisoft connect, Ubisoft + is the subscription service. It's always fun to me how the loudest people are also the most ignorant of what they are talking about.

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  Perspektive (@aPerspektive) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Rainbow6Game @Ubisoft @UbisoftSupport please fix your game it’s only the 11th year now how is your game chat STILL not working?

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  RuoLing_ 🌠 (@RuoLing_) reported 50 minutes ago

  APL/CNL is lagging far behind other regions, and now we’re seeing this kind of unethical and unacceptable behavior. Once again, I hope Ubisoft/BLAST will introduce rules to penalize scrim leaks.

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  luvad (@Blinding_One) reported 52 minutes ago

  @cyberprince_rwo More-so the issue is that the company is infamous for making bad decisions. deterring their playerbase. Dropping 12 million players casually off of age verification mistakes and continuing to become less and less of a good idea to invest in. It won't be a winner. It'll Ubisoft.

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  Pemabble ☕️🪡🔨🎹✨🗿🪶🕊️🍋‍🟩⏳️🚃💨 (@pemabble) reported 53 minutes ago

  @TheAngelKing47 There are some misunderstandings here and statements being misconstrued One of the issues with Ubisoft Steam lawsuit isn't exactly "price parity" but "material parity" as the SKU's being sold on steam and Ubisoft was different Valve has also disputed the contents of the call

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  BoomerBuilds (@BoomerBuilding) reported 53 minutes ago

  @plainoldcj @SebAaltonen Good to know that even professionals run into this problem. It’s sad, because I got the base concept working pretty quickly with the Ubisoft LAFAN1 set, but finding a large enough animation set that is usable commercially seems almost impossible. Maybe a group of indie developers could work together on something.

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  Gregg 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (@GreggC_CC) reported 56 minutes ago

  @Romudeth With this, and Ubisoft and others that I now already forget, it really does feel like we could see a crash sometime soon. Don't think we'll ever get to 1983 levels any more, but it really feels something is coming.

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  (#_-) (@parad6x) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Gigortis @Ubisoft @Rainbow6Game no problem gamer i have been there

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  Gareth Walker (@Revision_124c41) reported 58 minutes ago

  @Grummz AAA needs to re-evaluate how it's spending its money. Not throwing money at the problem. A lot of the time what they are spending on is way out of scope of what is expected for AAA. I mean hear is the definition of AAA: "AAA is an informal industry classification for high-budget, high-profile video games developed by large studios and distributed by major publishers." It just means a bit more to get that extra sheen that a AA can't quiet reach. Let's be fair here AA while improved a lot over the years isn't able to reach certain plateaus. Expedition 33 had its fair share of issues that I wouldn't have encountered in a AAA game. Might have featured a bit more content as a AAA game. AAA doesn't mean, it has to be open world or have live services. That's just Self Destructive Game Development that exists in the same venn diagram bubble as chasing industry trends instead of setting them. While niether of those two things are inherently evil in the industry, they are a problem when that is all gamers have to play. Variety is the spice of life and 30 failing live services would make anyone turn their nose up at the selection. Then blowing those budgets on ideologies instead of just crafting believable worlds, is art trying to force life to imitate it, instead of the other way around. That's a sure fire way to set your wallet on fire (literally) instead of your points of sale (figuratively) with customers demanding your product. This idea of AA vs AAA is ridiculous, it has nothing to do with either category. It boils down to those with extra blowing corporate money on bullshit schemes instead of doing as they are meant to function. Not enough money to build engine tech. Ubisoft has had 3 long running engines at its disposal that it could have easily challenged Unreal Engine by distributing to other vendors, but they don't have enough confidence in their games to release the tech and license it. A competing model would have been nice. Same applies to Fox Engine, Decima, Crystal Tools, Luminous Engine, RE Engine, and countless others. That could have helped pay for development as well as lead to development standards improving significantly. Better tools, better games. Competitive engine tool suites, competitive improvements in that space. Meanwhile we have morons like Yves Guilmote talking about the AAAA game and driving his publishing company and development studios into the ground while trying to influence culture instead of letting culture influence his product. Xbox is toast so long as they don't come to grips with these problems. Switching to UE5 from slipstream(?) probably one of the dumber things they've done. Glad Activision didn't pull the same **** with the CoD engine and finally unified their tech. say what you will about BLOPS7, the game has become infinitely more stable than entries in the franchise from 5 years ago and has started to allow them to really start dialing up features and bring back old ones that weren't easily ported between two separate engines. What about Id Tech? They have this bad *** engine used for doom, what is even happening there. Miss use of resources.

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  Zeo Gaming Nerd News 🙀 特にない (@ZeoTGT) reported 60 minutes ago

  @ZikadaPrime Yeah, epic is whats going on. But anyways how exactly would valve be broken up if for say it was monopoly? Its primary business is game distribution, which blizzard, epic, gog, Ubisoft and others all do as well. It has a few software (games) that Nintendo, Sony, and Xbox all dominate in that space. And a couple of hardware like a controller and tablet and soon to be PC but there are also dominate marker share players already in that market like Microsoft and Apple.