I've seen that it's only for accounts that are inactive and don't have any games. So it's a big nothing burger everyone ate.
this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2023
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Oh no! My Ubisoft games!
So what? Can't sue them?
This is misleading and ragebait. They only delete old-ass accounts without purchased games, and this is a compliance thing with European laws.
They showed in the tweet that they would deleted the account AND purchased games.
Isn't this a Hanlon's razor issue? Probably someone working support being in charge of tweeting just didn't know what the actual policy was, or didn't understand it and just tweeted something without thinking of the repercusion?
And to clarify, I'm not defending Ubisoft. Despite being a big corp and big corps always act out of malice and greed, a corporation is not just one person
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bad ubi