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Ubisoft Connect is a digital distribution, digital rights management, multiplayer and communications service developed by Ubisoft to provide an experience similar to the achievements/trophies offered by various other game companies. The service is provided across various platforms (PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, etc).
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Sign inProblems in the last 24 hours
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March 19: Problems at Ubisoft Connect
Ubisoft Connect is having issues since 05:50 PM IST. Are you also affected? Leave a message in the comments section!
Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Ubisoft Connect users through our website.
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Sign in (58%)
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Online Play (21%)
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Game Crash (10%)
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Glitches (9%)
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Matchmaking (2%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Ubisoft Connect outage reports came from the following cities:
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 Freyming-Merlebach |
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 Prescott |
Sign in | |
 Rio de Janeiro |
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 Northampton |
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| Dreux |
Game Crash | |
| Paris |
Sign in |
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Ubisoft Connect Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Hydrogen Atom 1/137
(@HydrogenAtom137) reported
@its_sean_now @AaronMLong @LordBalvin If the game was made by Rockstar after how the handled the **** in RDR2 nobody would have had a problem. However after AC shadows many rightly do not trust Ubisoft developing such a game.
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SI
(@SI_02_) reported
@CultureCrave @stephentotilo The majority wouldn't have any issues because the protagonist and the setting would've made sense. Ubisoft doesn't know what it's doing.
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Jozondi 🙌
(@Jozondi) reported
@Ubisoft has no good business instincts bruh lmao how you gonna cancel that game im glad rockstar did it and had such a memorable and profitable game with Red Dead 2, fix up dumbo
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🙊
(@zeepoth) reported
@iamgalactic @RaymundoTheIII @DiscussingFilm Yea the Yasuke backlash was ridiculous, there are so many actual problems with Shadows. But to your point about the KKK, I could agree with that, I guess I see it. But I guess it just feels like Ubisoft would've picked it for the novelty of it
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Martin Temky
(@Temky1) reported
@TheNCSmaster No Ubisoft is just stupid. That is all. "But Yasuke..." did not make sense as the player in context of a game finally set in Japan after years and years of fans wanting that setting. Just like there were no problems with Liberation or Freedom Cry, there would't be any here.
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𝙴𝚊𝚛𝚗𝚎𝚜𝚝
(@EforEarnest) reported
Hello @Rainbow6Game/@Ubisoft/@UbisoftSupport, I hope you get this. I started playing R6 back in 2024. It was a really good game back then with quality fps players. Now it seems that the game is dying because of its own developers. The main problems my whole squad faces are
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elbowz
(@___elbowz1992__) reported
@JackKennedy Am I crazy for thinking this game sounds insanely cool? Not sure Ubisoft has the juice to make the story as cool as it should, but I’d love to see them try. I hate the direction this industry is heading (Free to Play, games as a service, and battle passes are net negatives IMO)
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IsItImportant?
(@FoxHoundUnitMGS) reported
@Kingoftheabyss2 @TheHiddenOneAC em... thanks to his falsely status of samurai, we get other aspects broken as well. also, it was Ubisoft who started all this, saying they made a major research on this person & his role in history.
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Ben Slaesches 🇩🇪
(@BenSlaesches90) reported
@AdamOnlineT Fans never had a problem with black Characters. No one hated Bajek or Adé, cause they made sense. Fans just have a problem if they use Characters that arent even supposed to be there. Ubisoft would be smart to fire all the woke Activists in their company. People are sick of it
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Sorrow The Viking
(@SorrowOfRedSnow) reported
@DiscussingFilm No one had a problem with Yasuke being black. They had a problem with literal Japanese historians telling Ubisoft he was never a samurai and was barely a squire and teasing a George Floyd skin for him. And Ghost of Yotei is a better AC game than Shadows anyway
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Martin Temky
(@Temky1) reported
@vincentnowak1 But it would sure be nice if Ubisoft one of these days got off their asses and fixed the bug in AC1 that causes lag spikes, because the game is trying to connect to some server that no longer exists... Having to turn off my internet every time before playing is not really fun.
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ADS 🎯Nerø
(@NextGenNero) reported
Surely black people have no problem with having an assassin game where you hunt down the KKK… we didn’t complain when Mafia 3 did it to a certain extent. My question is WHO is Ubisoft scared of offending or pissing off? More I think on it the more heated i get
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Matthew Gomez
(@ThatJustMatt) reported
@vidsthatgohard 100%, and anyone would agree. The problem is Ubisoft doesn't understand what the backlash of their last game was.
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Emmanuel Veras
(@EmmanV84) reported
@DiscussingFilm This is kind of BS ppl had an issue with Yasuke because it was Feudal Japan the sane ppl atleast, This new one would have been period appropriate with a Black protagonist just like with *** Creed 3 having a Native protag. This sounds like a BS excuse from Ubisoft to me.
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Dominic Lacroix
(@LacroixDom39905) reported
@bespinderella @TheAndyCortez Nah Bro, I'd gladly set fire to KKK but you seem to forget the problem, Ubisoft activism. They will only lecture you and do nothing fun to the KKK
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Armoured Fossil
(@jones_iv) reported
@cristishady @medster101 In the end, the real problem is always Ubisoft itself. Cool concepts mean nothing if you can't execute.
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Lefkovics Róbert
(@Robilluma) reported
@V00D00RiCC @CultureCrave @stephentotilo For the facts, US fragility stops greatness again. Overheated with anger hatred and stupidity, people slaughter each other for no reason, based on skin color. Who is pouring oil on the fire? Ubisoft doesn't. Its not a party ideology problem. Its a population brainwashing problem.
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Devoured
(@DevouredGames) reported
@SynthPotato We lost it because Ubisoft (shock horror) totally misunderstood people’s issues with shadows. Which is no shock it’s Ubisoft who would confuse rain for sun on a good day
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Nadiehn
(@HFlutterguy) reported
@CultureCrave @stephentotilo I think Ubisoft didn't understand that people didn't like Yasuke because they wanted to be a japanese samurai in Japan. Being a former slave in a Django Unchained-like story seems incredible! I'm not American, so maybe I don't know the root of the problems.
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Bowserguy62
(@Bowserguy621) reported
@SynthPotato I mean Ubisoft ****** up we just wanted an authentic Japan game. That's on them. This actually makes historical sense only problem is Ubisoft can't write a good story anymore
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panickin skywalker
(@droptopsoup) reported
@Fromthe80s24881 @SoulKingLives They didn’t claim anything bro lmao they just made a game, in collaboration with historians and Ubisoft Japan btw. And the issues the Japanese govt had were about being able to destroy historical locations than “virtue signaling”. And they made the addressed changes
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🇩🇪 Seruun
(@Jaquento) reported
@Dexerto Ubisoft fundamentally misunderstood the problem. The problem was not "a black man" but "a black samurai in a time and period where there was no such thing". "A black man in the wild west" would have absolutely been no problem.
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DeltaZeroDoom
(@DeltaZeroDoom) reported
@vidsthatgohard This would have been a great idea 10 years ago. Problem is that Ubisoft completely lacks the people to do this right. Not to mention they'd completely bungle the history.
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Karol A.
(@Karol_A_T) reported
@ArturSmiarowski Exactly, but the reason Yasuke was an issue would not be repeated in this game. I personally considered this to be a big misread of the Yasuke controversy, but perhaps I'm wrong and gamers just don't want black protagonists at all (like Ubisoft says)
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Rohze
(@Rohzerade) reported
@Poxonlox I don’t understand the people saying they really care because if they did I don’t think it would have taken this long to “address” the issues. If it was a priority they have done a **** job at showing it and following through. Ubisoft’s own actions make it hard to believe them
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Trey Nash
(@TreyNash18) reported
@Ubisoft hey I don’t usually say anything about these issues but to hear your company cancelled a Assassins creed based in the civil war era when in red dead redemption and mafia 3 I can kill the kkk but you guys are worried about a former slave doing the same MAKE THE GAME
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Marek6
(@Marek665557016) reported
@Memento_Gallery But Ubisoft made it weird after 2020 and that's the issue imo. Not gon' even comment on how lazy they got on other stuff while "upgrading" their engine
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Pepeja
(@Display86671504) reported
@grimcarrey__ @GenePark The problem is everything is open world. How about making a yotei not open world? Do you think that ever crossed sucker punch's mind? It didn't, because they didn't even change the interface for the game. This is a Ubisoft sequel. That's what Sony is doing now.
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Bad Guy (Alpha Male, 6'4", 115 IQ)
(@Takingyourmom) reported
@SlothInMirror @CultureCrave @stephentotilo Well the problem is nobody's going to play the game because virtue signallying no longer works. You can slap a trans flag on anything and interest drops 90%. Smart move by ubisoft.
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Joel Figueroa
(@OrbWeaver89) reported
@LordBalvin Y’all just keep forgetting why we had a problem with the last Assassin Creed game. Ubisoft created Chinese temples believing those were Japanese design. They legit used Chinese writings throughout the game. They even used Chinese language and subtitles with the Ad shown in Japan