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Can't "Connect Me Now!" Ubisoft Connect
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On Stadia, I turn on Valhalla, click okay, then when prompted to "Connect Me Now!" it just sits idle and does nothing.
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Same issue here. Tried it on chrome browser on my pc as well as my S20 phone and I have the same issue. It makes a sound like it recognizes my button press but nothing happens and I'm never prompted to sign in to Ubisoft Connect.
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@bryanb1980 Same. I listened closely it makes one sound like a ring, then you can press "A" again and it'll make a second sound like it hit a menu item. but moving the sticks doesn't make a sound as if there are multiple options. after like 10 seconds it makes a sound that I assume is like a "you took too long try again" and it repeats the process
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Yeah I am also having this problem. It's really frustrating because I haven't seen this problem posted anywhere as not many people use Stadia, so I don't know how long it will take Ubisoft to find it. :[
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Hey folks,
I'm sorry to hear that you are having issues connecting.
Does anyone have a screenshot of the pop-up or a short video detailing this?
If so, please drop it into the thread and I can pass it onto the team for further investigation.Official Response -
Same problem for me.
Not sure how to upload image but its like a pop-up that says
UBISOFT CONNECT
Welcome to Valhalla, <my account name>
CONNECT BEFORE PLAYING
Some longer text here
A Connect Me Now! B Back
I can go back, but nothing happens when pressing A. -
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@ubi-swaggins it goes onto the please log into ubisoft connect text...you click to say connect me now and nothing happens. It makes a sound like it selects but then doesn't do anything no pop up or progression. Its been like this since midnight. I've tried on phone, browser and chrome cast. Others have reported the same on other devices by looks of it. I booked the day off for this. Stadia has told me to contact you directly. Please patch this ASAP as it looks like a common issue
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@ubi-swaggins Certainly. A picture would probably be easiest as the screen doesn't change.
The game loads to the logo saying "Press any key". After pressing a key it goes to this screen above. Once you hit spacebar for "Connect Me Now!" the game plays a clink sound, followed by a flame flickering sound a few second later. The screen however does not change from the above. No keys change the screen, there is a perpetual loading symbol in the corner (it actively moves). After maybe a minute, another sound clip plays. If you press Esc for "Back" at this point, you can go back to the logo screen that says "Press any key". Kinda becomes an infinite loop at this point. -
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Spent an hour trying link my ubisoft and stadia, thought it was link issue. Glad to know it is not just me dealing with this.
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@ubi-swaggins It would be great if you could verify the issue and give an update to estimated time to solve this issue.
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This is an issue in the UK too for Stadia users. Please confirm that this is being addressed? -
I'm having this issue too on Stadia. Waited so long to play and now it's stuck!
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Hey guys,
Thank you for the images.
We have passed this report on to the team to be looked into, apologies for the inconvenience this causing in the meantime.Official Response -
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Thanks for confirming that this is resolved for you now.
Is anyone else still encountering this issue?Official Response -
@ubi-swaggins yes I have an error code (0x7000015f) connection server error for Ubisoft connect and for the in game store
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