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First I can't say anything cause of the NDA but if I already bought the game before hand will I still get the buddy pass?
First I can't say anything cause of the NDA but if I already bought the game before hand will I still get the buddy pass?
Yes
You can play the game Solo without any teammates.
Harder missions will be impossible to beat I presume
It can be very challenging on the hardest difficulties Solo but the game does scale to the number of players in a squad
I suppose no AI squad like in Wildlands eh?
No AI teammates
You can play the game Solo without any teammates.
You can play with 1-2 other players as well, either in a squad of friends or via matchmaking
Have you actually contacted Ubisoft Support or are you just assuming they don't care?
You haven't detailed any troubleshooting steps they may have suggested.
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Thanks a million :)
AJ
For the second sentence, do I have to wait until the game comes out?
Yes, the cross offer is linked to owning Extraction so you will need to launch Extraction before being able to receive anything.
Nice!
Any Rewards can only be claimed once Extraction actually releases. You’ll also need to make sure to sign into Extraction and Siege on the same Ubisoft Connect account to get the Cross Offer rewards.
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Any Rewards can only be claimed once Extraction actually releases. You’ll also need to make sure to sign into Extraction and Siege on the same Ubisoft Connect account to get the Cross Offer rewards.
@ollog10 Hey!
You're right to say the Buddy Pass will be cross-platform, meaning you'll be able to play with your friends, regardless of platform.
The regular game itself will also support full cross-play and cross-progression meaning you can play the game with anyone on any of the supported platforms and your progress is also carried across platforms. You can read more details about it ...
