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#Run far cry 3 without uplay how to#
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#Run far cry 3 without uplay how to#

That's the problem, nobody seems to have all the details with clear instructions on how to solve the problem. And supposedly adding something like "-uplay_steam_mode" only it was more than that, to the short-cut somehow, the directions were not clear, but no luck there also. file and creating a shortcut for the FC3.exe file. I did find a post that mentioned going into the steam/ /common/etc.

I tried adding "-uplay_steam_mode" to the launch option but no luck. I used a fix simalar to this to fix mine but don't remember all the details unfortunately. Try right clicking far cry 3 in steam, click on properties, click on set launch options, and add that in and click ok, then try to launch far cry 3 through steam and enter your key into uplay. edit: I can't find the link anymore, but it has something to do with the "-uplay_steam_mode" command line option. _Nite_ I had this same exact issue when I acctivated far cry 3 on my steam account too, thier is a link somewhere with a work around on how to fix it let me see if I can find it. Yeah, it seems like some type of double redundancy for which I have no answer. I'm sure this will get figured out eventually, and I've spent a good deal of time on it so far, but it's kind of like a detective adventure. Hopefully Ubi will learn from the GFW mess and remove their own layer of DRM from games.

#Run far cry 3 without uplay install#

Games that have this many layers of DRM on top of the Steam DRM aren't really worth trying to install or run. Killmur And this is why I avoid ANY Ubi game when looking at games at Amazon Digital or GameFly Digital. I did see a loophole for Third-Party Steam Support, as concerning Key activation, so I'll give that a shot. Third-Party Support posts links to the third-party vendors. I was looking at Steam Support and they have Valve Game Support and Third-Party Support. Thanks to srtie4K I was able to recheck my Key# and I did write it down correctly. , but definitely try to get help from Steam first since you bought it through them and try what srtie4K suggested. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Aka_STEVE_b Just be forewarned - UBISOFT support is horrible, ( not that steam is much better ) UBI practically asks for your 1st born child along wayy too much info to get any help from them. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms.

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