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Unsolved Game worked fine for 2 days, but DLC has been deactivated
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Hi,
I downloaded the GU + High Life DLC on Aug 31, and have been able to play it for the past few days. An hour ago, the game downloaded another update and now the DLC is deactivated. As a result, I can't play my latest save game, which has the DLC enabled. I verified my game files and restarted Ubisoft Connect, without result.
How can I get the DLC to be active again?
Thanks,
Stijn. -
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@stijnhaus
Same here
last 2 days were fine I played the new dlc with season pass with no problem
then today the 3rd I downloaded the new patch and suddenly all text is gone. Hints,quests,discribtion.GONE
Restart solved that but I wondered why I had such a population negativ. DLC not purchased,but I still have the other DLC from season 3? -
Same issue here. In their locked and pinned thread they write that the issue has been solved for Ubisoft+ subscribers and for the free weekend. The problem however still persists with the players who "classically" payed for their content, mostly long time in advance. Absolutely lovely, isn't it?
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think it has somthing to do with the free weekend. but shouldn't it work anyway?
Trying to reistall it. -
Same Problem here. Bought the Season Pass for the third Season and was able to play with the last DLC up until today.
When i startet the 20 minutes ago i first recieved some popup messages as if i had activated an new DLC, but without any Text. After i loaded my game. it startet but all the textfield where empty. I restarted the game and it downloaded another patch and the it loaded an old savegame and i couldn't load my latest on. It just says incomaptible save. -
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Hey guys,
Sorry to hear that you encounter this.
I can confirm that we are currently investigating this for a permanent solution.
At this moment however I would recommend to restart Ubisoft Connect and verify your game files until you receive the 2GB update.
Many thanks for your patienceOfficial Response
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