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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24272069" data-attributes="member: 158020">Ubisoft & Epic Games will prevent third-party digital stores from selling keys for The Division 2 after release <img src="http://i.imgur.com/uDVGOwy.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> A lot has been said about Epic Games’ decisions to secure and release    specific games exclusively on its digital store. Metro Exodus was a    game that out of nowhere dropped Steam in favour of Epic’s store and The    Division 2 is the second triple-A games that will be coming to it    (obviously alongside UPLAY). However, Epic Games and Ubisoft went one  step further this time and   decided to prevent all third-party digital  stores from selling a key   for this new title after its release. According to a statement issued  by Gamesplanet, Epic Games and Ubisoft   will not allow third-party  digital stores to sell keys for The  Division  2 after its official  release on March 15th. The game is still   available on Gamesplanet – and  on other stores – so those interested  in  it can either pre-order it from  their favourite stores or wait  until  it’s out and then buy it from  either UPLAY or the Epic store. Here is the full statement that Gamesplanet issued.“Sadly    we have to announce you that Ubisoft will not allow digital third   party  stores, such as Gamesplanet, to sell Division 2 after its release   on  March 15th 2019. After this date, the game will digitally only be    available through Ubisoft’s Store and another exclusive digital store.    This will also be true for all upcoming game content such as Season    Pass, Extensions, etc. Take the opportunity to buy at Gamesplanet  until March 15th 2019 and   make use of the paysafecard promotion as this  will be available until   the game will be pulled from our stores.We  won’t be able to solve some   support requests (e.g. key activated on the  wrong Ubisoft account)   after March 15th, as we won’t have any more keys  to exchange/swap.   Please address your support requests to Ubisoft  directly for such   cases.Worry not, all purchases that have been  completed on Gamesplanet   will be honoured. This is also true for gifts,  no matter if these have   been picked up or not. Obviously, we are not happy about this decision.” Needless  to say that we are against this anti-consumer   move from both Ubisoft  and Epic Games. It’s one thing securing a game   to launch exclusively on  your launcher but to prevent all third-party   digital stores from selling  keys? That’s a new low in our opinion. Bad move Epic Games,  especially when your boss, Tim Sweeney, was   whining about UWP and how  anti-consumer it was compared to Win32.</blockquote>

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