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Like, seriously? How bad does a game have to be to fail from such a major Publisher?
Yea I'd expect something like that from an indie developer that's not familiar with the approval process
Why would they submit if they weren't sure if was going to pass lol
Ubisoft is a big company. I can see it as the devs saying "it's not ready" and some exec, high on his if you believe hard enough it's true bullshit and said either submit it or find another job.
Maybe they thought their checks cleared?
Or, it's a security violation. Maybe the game accidentally opens a door to allow unsigned software to run.
I've never played Cyberpunk, but watched my husband play for a lot of hours. I played Xdefiant's beta for a day in June. I'm puzzled by why it didn't pass. Beta was not buggy, had maybe one minor issue with it. My guess is security violation.