Ubft Cant Be Pasted Verification Code Within
You will receive a 6-digit verification code within a few minutes. Enter your cell phone number in the textbox and click on Send code button. Copy it to clipboard and paste it into UPlay.
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How it works is that you buy a game from a site, like Fanatical, and at checkout you have to enter your uPlay account.2. This is not their in-house solution, they have developing this with a UK company Genba Digital. It's called Silent Key Activation (SKA) and it's actually quite simple. My guess is EA and Origin.Yeah I can see this taking off immediately.Illegal key sales and grey market sites have been a problem for literally everyone in gaming industry, and seems that Ubisoft will lead the charge it removing game keys completely. I am sure not a lot of people will be happy with linking their accounts to third party sites, no matter which ones.What if you buy a bundle and already own some games? Do they get stuck between two worlds in vacuum?They believe this will be the industry standard in a year and Genba Digital is working with another AAA publisher on another platform. Let's break them down:What if you wanna sell a gift? Do you enter someones specific account and an let's say e-mail invitation gets sent?Security.
Would you like to make them giftable? Or, it could ask you to confirm that these extra copies will be disappearing into oblivion if they don't make a gifting option. It could prompt you saying this, this, and this already exist on your account. The authentication stuff happens through the API in the background.3. It's all API, discord has no information other than a username. It probably works via an API, like "linking" your twitch or steam accounts to discord.
Like hmmm you have this game for literally 50% off retail and it just came out last week, and you only have Russian/Chinese copies? Sounds legit. Some of those key sites are shady AF. On Steam for example you can keep extra copies in your inventory and gift them to friends later.Seems like a good idea, frankly.
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