That's the only other way you can stop leakers and hold them accountable if they aren't bound by any kind of contract. The only thing Ubisoft could probably do is hit them with a DMCA or give out a cease-and-desist order and highlight that they're still releasing "classified" information that isn't supposed to be disclosed to the public, possibly. The other thing is not everyone watching this sub has a Reddit account possibly so how would you track them and hold them accountable for pushing leaks, that they got from a single individual who broke the NDA? The only person held liable is the signer of the NDA at that point, not the people who didn't sign the NDA and widely disseminate information. With a contract, you have to get it in writing that Redditors have consented to being held liable for a breach of contract if they disseminate information about a game they may not even have access to without legal authorization from Ubisoft. Yeah, I am not sure a blanket NDA is possible because NDAs are essentially contracts. Rule 7 - LFG/Clan Recruitment Topic Filters: Discussion Rule 1 - Follow Reddiquette Rule 2 - Harassment & Witchhunting Rule 3 - Low Effort/Low Quality Rule 4 - Duplicates Bugs & Glitches Rule 5 - Self Promotion & Spam Rule 6 - Advertising, Selling etc.
Keep it fun, keep it respectful and remember that in the end - it's just a game. It’ll include a new game mode and more, with a reveal for the new content coming in January.The power to shape this community is in your hands. It was confirmed earlier this week that The Division 2 will get its promised major update in February.
However, we now can at least narrow down that neither game will arrive before April.įans of The Division series won’t need to wait that long for more action in the Tom Clancy-verse, however. The latter declared its delay back in June, while Rocksmith+‘s delay was announced to fans in September. It’s worth noting that both games were previously delayed into 2022 already. The other two games given that new window were Rockstar+ and the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake. This means it could land anywhere between Apand March 31, 2023. However, as Video Games Chronicle report, Ubisoft mentioned the game with two others as now expected in the company’s next fiscal year during an earnings call last night. The game, announced back May of this year, was originally pencilled in for a vague 2021-2022 launch. Ubisoft appear to have quietly confirmed a delay for upcoming free-to-play shooter Tom Clancy’s The Division: Heartland.
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