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Ubisoft is pretty well-known for being rather harsh with their DRM. However, recently it seemed that they were turning over a new leaf. For example, they said that From Dust would not require an always-on internet connection. Needless to say, this made many indie gamers happy. Then From Dust released on the PC, and it turned out to be not what was advertised. Originally, Ubisoft said that you would only need to be online while installing the game, while in reality, you had to be online every time you booted the game up. Originally, Ubisoft seemed entirely unapologetic for this DRM change. It was explained that there was some “confusion” over the DRM policy, and it didn’t appear as if the DRM policy would change any time soon. 
From strict DRM to no DRM at all; now that’s progress! By Angelo M. D’Argenio |