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[SuperiorJeans-]

> If Support has upheld your ban, there is nothing we can do on our end. I'd like to wish you luck in your future gaming endeavors.
> https://forums.ubisoft.com/showthrea...1#post15408255

That's not fair though. I deserve a refund at least if that's the case, but they've denied me that also.

Why do you keep locking these threads? People should know how you treat your customers.

[MrBdur]

> If Support has upheld your ban, there is nothing we can do on our end. I'd like to wish you luck in your future gaming endeavors.
> https://forums.ubisoft.com/showthrea...1#post15408255

That's not fair though. I deserve a refund at least if that's the case, but they've denied me that also.

Why do you keep locking these threads? People should know how you treat your customers.

Ahh it's nice to hear toxic players actually get banned sometimes.

Too funny.

[Goat_of_Vermund]

You probably got what you deserved. Good riddance.

I guess nothing stops you from buying the game again. A few more times might teach you some manners.

[WolfenTank]

what did you do maaaaaaaaaaaaayyn

[SuperiorJeans-]

what did you do maaaaaaaaaaaaayyn

I don't know. They won't even give me information about the violation that was committed.

[Saint_YeetsXB]

When you buy a game you are not buying the game itself. You are buying the ability to play that game and use that product. Thats why there are ToS to follow. Rules that Ubi has set that you must follow to use their product. If you violate those rules then they have the right to take away your access to their product. You accepted the ToS just like everyone else when you played and loaded the game for the first time. This is not a Ubi thing this is how all gaming works across all companies.

This being the case then ubi doesnt owe you anything. A refund or what have you. Dont violate the rules that everyone who uses the game follows and it wouldnt happen. Also just being "toxic" in a normal sense isnt enough to be banned. You must have said or done something that was explicitly that violated the rules and went to far if they opened it up and then upheld the ban. Oh well, learn for next time.

[WolfenTank]

Yeah not really buying that you have no clue what you did. As Saint says, it has to be something more than just toxicity, cause I believe a lot of us can sometimes be a little bit toxic because of For Honor with it's gameplay

[MrBdur]

Yeah not really buying that you have no clue what you did. As Saint says, it has to be something more than just toxicity, cause I believe a lot of us can sometimes be a little bit toxic because of For Honor with it's gameplay

Oh yeah no doubt. Everyone rages at For Honor here and there. It's like Dark Souls that way.

[SuperiorJeans-]

When you buy a game you are not buying the game itself. You are buying the ability to play that game and use that product. Thats why there are ToS to follow. Rules that Ubi has set that you must follow to use their product. If you violate those rules then they have the right to take away your access to their product. You accepted the ToS just like everyone else when you played and loaded the game for the first time. This is not a Ubi thing this is how all gaming works across all companies.

This being the case then ubi doesnt owe you anything. A refund or what have you. Dont violate the rules that everyone who uses the game follows and it wouldnt happen. Also just being "toxic" in a normal sense isnt enough to be banned. You must have said or done something that was explicitly that violated the rules and went to far if they opened it up and then upheld the ban. Oh well, learn for next time.

That's semantics, really. I paid for *something* and that *something* has been taken away. That's unacceptable to me. I simply paid - as anyone else did - to consume entertainment. There is no justification for denying that consumption under any circumstance.

There's also a more direct solution: Suspension of in-game chat privileges. It's something they have the capacity to do. They could also just disable matchmaking so I can at least enjoy the single-player content, but they refuse to do that also.

Worst yet is the lack of transparency around this. I have no idea where the line is that I crossed exactly. There's no details they're willing to share. They claim that it's to protect the integrity of their internal systems, whatever that means.

[SuperiorJeans-]

Who keeps marking my posts as helpful? Please speak up. The more people who speak out against this the better chance Ubi will listen.