Ubisoft solves DDoS attacks but connectivity issues persist for some Assassin's Creed Odyssey readers

Following a "series of DDoS attacks" on the day of Assassin's Creed Odyssey launch, Ubisoft continues to experience problems with its online services.

Yesterday, Ubisoft announced via its official forum that it was "is currently experiencing a series of DDoS attacks, which are unfortunately a common occurrence for almost all online service providers ".

Recognizing it "can affect connections to our games as well as server latency," the publisher took "steps to alleviate this problem" and, after several hours, reported the problem solved.

However, Ubisoft recognize some connectivity issues persist today and have proposed the following statement via their official Twitter account and forums:

We are working on the problem that some players encounter on several sites, including https://t.co/Xg7UghbMCy, thank you for your patience: https://t.co/4umjci4e1nOctober 6, 2018

Answers to the message of @UbisoftSupport It is obvious that some players are still struggling to connect, whether they play on a PC or on a console.

"Hello, I still have a problem to connect to AC Odyssey (bought via Steam, I played it last night, I can not play it yet)," said KarlD__. "Any suggestion, I found it very boring to pay and I can not play."

"I can not login to my uplay account, please solve the problem," said another player.

At the time of writing this article, Ubisoft has confirmed that the site starlink.ubisoft.com of assassinscreed.ubisoft.com tomclancy-thedivision.ubisoft.com should now work properly, but "continues its investigations" with ubisoft.com.

It is worthwhile to persist in the problems, however; in our Chronicle of Assassin's Creed OdysseySteven said: "Assassin's Creed Odyssey is huge and beautiful, it effortlessly combines action, stealth, navigation, faction control systems, mercenaries and worship hunting into one. consistent game that I want to continue playing even after 50 hours.

"Odyssey is so much more than just Assassin's Creed, it's an unprecedented RPG, complemented by deep, layered progression systems that help bring life to ancient Greece."