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Emailing Ubisoft

One of our friends from France could write an email of protest and we all could send a copy of this to Ubisoft.

For example I would agree to sign a declaration of will to not take legal action against Ubisoft in the case of a epileptic attack IF Ubi can provide me the possibility to turn off this feature.

What do you think?

Don't hold your breath.
We tried this with the SH5 debacle.

UBI Soft do never respond to anything, they are like the invisible man answerable to no-one.

They did same to R6. They only care about console titles not PC titles.

Wonderful!! :-(

Then we should ask 1C why did they sign a contract with these incompetents.

Or ask the dev's why they didn't address this issue sooner - see link from 2008

http://spong.com/article/15691/Ubiso...s-for-Epilepsy

^and maybe ask Ubisoft why they only start doing this with a PC title (are you telling me they did this with all the higher profile Console titles?), and give so little warning to the developers that this was theyre requirement of the contract. If 1C did agree to this up front then yes sure they have themselves to blame for enterring into the agreement. but i doubt its something they can legally spring this on a developer after initial signing.

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Originally Posted by Shrike_UK (Post 238958)

Ubisoft introduced this in 2008, thats hardly a 'little' warning.

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Originally Posted by Tree_UK (Post 238960)

Ubisoft introduced this in 2008, thats hardly a 'little' warning.

and they also had warnings out in 2004...so who is to blame for the seizure.....

Quote:

Legal notice : “Certain people are susceptible to Epileptic attacks, or loss of consciousness when viewing certain types of flashing lights or other stimuli frequently found in our everyday lives.
Such people are exposing themselves to possible seizures when they play certain video games. These symptoms can occur in people who have no prior medical history or who have never had an Epileptic seizure.
If you have ever demonstrated Epileptic symptoms (Seizures, loss of consciousness) in the presence of light stimulation, consult your doctor before using any video game.
In any event, please respect the rules concerning the utilization of video games:
- Avoid playing if you are tired or lack sleep.
- Make sure you play in a well lit area
- Take a ten to fifteen minute break every hour.”

http://ubisoft-en.custhelp.com/app/a...epilepsy-alert