I hate to be THAT guy, and I love the way Ryan Davis rants, but why is he picking on Assassin's Creed III? I mean, there were other titles that had major connectivity issues at launch and that was blown off because of how popular they are. All I'm saying is that if he's going to complain about one game having connectivity issue, then he should do the same for every game.

Other than that, get your shit together Ubisoft.

@pw2566ch said:

I hate to be THAT guy, and I love the way Ryan Davis rants, but why is he picking on Assassin's Creed III? I mean, there were other titles that had major connectivity issues at launch and that was blown off because of how popular they are. All I'm saying is that if he's going to complain about one game having connectivity issue, then he should do the same for every game.

Other than that, get your shit together Ubisoft.

Probably 'cuz of TNT. Just a wild guess.

@sam1am7000 said:

To be fair, comparing COD and AC is not right. Call of Duty basically is its multiplayer (even if you play the single player, that would be 6 hours at most) and they have to make damn sure that MP works perfectly at launch as that's what most will play. AC is a singleplayer heavy game (and a very long one at that), so a week of server issues will not be noticed by most of its audience....

Anyway, remember that "twitter is an asshole factory" :P

Unless you are a PC gamer. Because at that point you cant even play the singleplayer of your game until they fixed the servers. Had that with the last UBI game I bought ... Anno2070 ... bought it on a friday, wasnt able to play it until ... late Monday I think.

@TeflonBilly said:

@JasonR86: You sure got pissy, didn't ya "buddy"

I'm not your buddy pal!

Ryan Davis calls out a poorly performing online service, takes offence to being called 'buddy' by PR, and it's an "unprofessional" "hissy fit". We get the games coverage we deserve and the customer service likewise, tbh.

Ryan knows how to shit talk, at least the PR guy responded. I did PR for a bit in the summer and customers like that we won't even respond