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Ubisoft's infamous "Always On" DRM has been a controversial subject, as it requires the consumer to stay connected to the internet so they are always connected the Ubisoft authentication servers, and it's been a hassle for the consumers. There already was a way to circumvent this, but it was unreliable. Now, the final solution is out.
The guys at Skid Row claimed to have completely hacked it's way through the DRM, and it just requires a modified executable file and a crack. For now, the method only works on Assassin's Creed II for now, but it's probable that it will spread to every Ubisoft game that contains the DRM, such as Splinter Cell: Conviction, hitting the PC soon.
The hackers also released a statement with the files, taking shots at other hacker groups, and a cheap one at Ubisoft: "Thank you Ubisoft, this was quiete [sic] a challenge for us, but nothing stops the leading force from doing what we do. Next time focus on the game and not on the DRM. It was probably horrible for all legit users. We just make their lifes [sic] easier.".
Ah gute alte Piraterie und Hacker...Was wäre die Welt nur ohne euch bösen bösen Menschen.