A week on from its 27 May 2014 launch, and Ubisoft has yet to solve a number of bugs in Watch Dogs.<\/p>\n
From Ubisoft, gamers have had a few tweets, generic apologies, and promises of solutions in the pipeline, but nothing in the vein of a comprehensive communique acknowledging the problems or giving estimated time frames on fixes and patches. Meanwhile, Ubisoft has been pleased by the launch sales numbers\u00a0(to retailers mind) – more than 4 million copies by their reckoning.<\/a><\/p>\n Since I last checked into the\u00a0Ubisoft technical support forum<\/a> it seems the list of acknowledged issues has grown a little bit. The various problems are affecting users across all launch platforms, but PC gamers seem particularly beset by technical woes. The situation is echoed over on the Steam support forum<\/a>.<\/p>\n Ubisoft has previously promised a patch<\/a> to address poor performance issues on the not particularly well-optimised PC version of the game – a frustrating outcome for PC gamers who were pleased by the news that PC was the lead development platform<\/a>.<\/p>\n Reading through a plethora of complaints from players<\/a>, one of the\u00a0particularly annoying problems yet to make it onto Ubisoft’s list of issues being investigated is the complete loss of hours of game progress.<\/p>\n As Eurogamer reports<\/a>, Ubisoft has also acknowledged a problem with the game not working after players redeem some of Watch Dog’s Uplay rewards.<\/p>\n A summary of the problems as acknowledged by Ubisoft’s technical support forum<\/a>:<\/p>\n Battlefield 4 gets netcode improvement patch<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Batman: Arkham Knight delayed, but gets awesome video<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Mortal Kombat 10 announced, trailer revealed<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n\n
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