Ubisoft's PC DRM rears its ugly head again with From Dust
Dissatisfied PC gamers to get a refund for the game
Ubisoft has attracted the ire of PC gamers the world over again by protecting From Dust with their notorious always-on DRM.
For those that may have forgotten, Ubisoft's PC DRM system requires gamers to be connected to the internet at all times and save games are retained on the cloud servers rather than on the individual's PC.
The use of the DRM system is not the only problems PC gamers are finding with their version of From Dust. Despite being delayed, the PC version of From Dust is also badly ported lacking in the basic customisations PC gamers have come to expect like fully adjustable video settings including basic details like resolution and anti-aliasing.
The problems have had such an effect on the game that forums have been jam-packed with complaints. Such and outcry has forced Ubisoft into offering a refund to all those that are dissatisfied with their purchase of the PC version of From Dust.
Thanks Rock, Paper, Shotgun.
