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Because seriously, that is where we're at now.
I'll be honest, I think we've got another LoL/WoW/OW here where the community is too far gone for the developer to actually do anything about it even if they tried. The bad behavior and bad attitudes in the community have become so ingrained and so a part of the culture of the game that the only way to change it would be to basically just cancel the current game and re-release a new version or sequel where it's ruled with on iron fist from Day 1.
Having seen it before in the above mentioned games, when you start out super soft and stay soft like Ubisoft has done for.....well 5 years basically, nothing you can do at that point short of literally hiring assassins to off the malcontents in the community will be able to control the bad behavior that exists, because you let it go for so long that no amount of anti-cheat and community policing will ever be able to overcome the benefits (and profits!) to be had by continuing the bad behavior because of how deeply it has penetrated into the game.
It doesn't matter what kind of anti-DDoS (for example) measures Ubisoft puts in place at this point, because the size of the game and the benefit of doing it ensures it will ALWAYS be worthwhile for the people who enable those kinds of attacks to work around them now.
I'll be honest, I think we've got another LoL/WoW/OW here where the community is too far gone for the developer to actually do anything about it even if they tried. The bad behavior and bad attitudes in the community have become so ingrained and so a part of the culture of the game that the only way to change it would be to basically just cancel the current game and re-release a new version or sequel where it's ruled with on iron fist from Day 1.
Having seen it before in the above mentioned games, when you start out super soft and stay soft like Ubisoft has done for.....well 5 years basically, nothing you can do at that point short of literally hiring assassins to off the malcontents in the community will be able to control the bad behavior that exists, because you let it go for so long that no amount of anti-cheat and community policing will ever be able to overcome the benefits (and profits!) to be had by continuing the bad behavior because of how deeply it has penetrated into the game.
It doesn't matter what kind of anti-DDoS (for example) measures Ubisoft puts in place at this point, because the size of the game and the benefit of doing it ensures it will ALWAYS be worthwhile for the people who enable those kinds of attacks to work around them now.