Stop a train, and then board it to evade the authorities. Trap your enemy in a 30-car pileup by manipulating the traffic lights. Watch_Dogs takes place in a fully simulated living city where, using your smartphone, you have real-time control over the city’s infrastructure. Use the city of Chicago as your ultimate weapon and exact your own style of revenge. Access omnipresent security cameras, download personal information to locate a target, control traffic lights and public transportation to stop the enemy…and more. Now on the hunt for those who hurt your family, you'll be able to monitor and hack all who surround you by manipulating everything connected to the city’s network. You play as Aiden Pearce, a brilliant hacker and former thug, whose criminal past led to a violent family tragedy. In Watch_Dogs, this system is called the Central Operating System (ctOS) – and it controls almost every piece of the city’s technology and holds key information on all of the city’s residents. Urban infrastructures are monitored and controlled by complex operating systems. With each connection, we leave a digital trail that tracks our every move and milestone, our every like and dislike. But with that same simple swipe, we cast an increasingly expansive shadow. We find out what’s happening in the world. Gamers have come to expect these kinds of issues now - although that doesn’t really make it any easier to have a $60 purchase that doesn’t function properly.All it takes is the swipe of a finger. Publisher Electronic Arts saw similar problems when it debuted military shooter Battlefield 4 in November, and then it saw some very minor connectivity issues during futuristic shooter Titanfall’s March launch. Watch Dogs isn’t the first game to struggle with connectivity issues on its launch day. Despite those efforts, a pirated version of Watch Dogs popped up online before its release today, although that version came bundled with malicious software that turned the pirate’s PC rig into a Bitcoin-mining machine for an unidentified source. Ubisoft also uses Uplay to authenticate games to prevent piracy. For example, those that own Ubisoft’s motorbike game Trials Fusion for PC and consoles can unlock content in Trials Frontier for mobile if they hook up their Uplay account to both. It keeps track of players across platforms and games, which enables fans to earn rewards and achievements for all of the French company’s products. We are currently monitoring the situation closely. All the possible efforts are put into the resolution of this problem.

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