Are you a PC gamer? Do you like playing games published by Ubisoft that include the likes of Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, Splinter Cell and more? Do you hate the fact that Ubisoft implemented DRM (Digital Rights Management) for PC gamers to fight piracy? Well then this is good news for you. Ubisoft is making some changes to please the PC gamer. The controversial DRM introduced by Ubisoft required gamers to be continuously connected to the Internet to play games. If you weren’t connected online, you wouldn't be able to play the games. If you however got your hands on a pirated copy of the game, you didn't have to be online to enjoy it. Get the drift? In an interview with Rock, Paper, Shotgun , Ubisoft’s worldwide director for online games Stephanie Perotti said that the company has been listening to gamers feedback and is ditching the DRM format that it has been following. In the interview, Perotti said that now rather than being connected to the Internet all the ti...
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