One user claims the company did something very similar with Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear, although according to them Rogue Spear was only available for a few days beforehand, whereas Might & Magic X has been on Steam for over six years now. Others, however, have suggested that Ubisoft may just end up removing the game from Steam and refunding everyone who bought it. Users on Reddit and ResetEra have already been discussing the legality of Ubisoft selling a game that you can’t even complete and DLC you can’t use, and whether anybody has the grounds to sue the publisher. Understandably, players are upset that they’re no longer able to play a game they paid money for and while someone on the Steam forums has shared a workaround, it requires editing the game’s files and doesn’t affect the DLC. vergelijkt de goedkoopste prijzen van Rainbow Six Siege op de Nederlandse markt voor digitale downloads om de beste verkoop- en kortingscodes te.
On Steam, you can buy Might & Magic X for £20.99, or its deluxe edition for £25.99, with The Falcon & The Unicorn DLC going for £5.49. What’s more upsetting is that Ubisoft is still selling the game. Specifically, you apparently can no longer progress past Act One and any bonus content or DLC you’ve purchased can’t be accessed either. But several of the game’s players are claiming that the server closure has resulted in most of the game becoming completely inaccessible.
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