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I haven't played this game, but the article says: > despite a large portion of the game being doable in singleplayer, The Crew remained an online-only endeavou

• gambiting 2y ago
  Well, hate to be a devils advocate but the entirety of The Crew was designed from the very start as an MMO-like experience with your session hosted on a server. It's not like the game was built as a single player experience and then Ubisoft HQnsaid "you know what guys, make it online only because that will make us more money". Ivory Tower wanted to build a permanently online car MMO-like game from the start. Arguably they didn't have to build it that way, but if that's the creative vision then I wouldn't say it's wrong. What's wrong is shutting down the servers.
  • neurostimulant 2y ago
    > https://steamcommunity.com/app/241560/discussions/0/3803901559414708777/?ctp=1 https://steamcommunity.com/app/241560/discussions/0/38039015... > Update > I can now confirm that local save data functionality is indeed built into all our copies and is not absent from the game, we have even obtained a sample save data file. This + the fact that we literally see offline mode in action in the prologue means that there 100% is an offline mode, if anyone was doubting at this point. Which results in: > https://steamcommunity.com/app/241560/discussions/0/4306075118785997064/ https://steamcommunity.com/app/241560/discussions/0/43060751... > Save Game Dumper now available > However, you only have a limited time, after 31 march the servers will go down and your save file will be forever lost.