Ubisoft Makes a Public Statement About Watch Dogs 2's Seamless Multiplayer

I've been trying to stay as up-to-date as possible on all of the Watch Dogs 2 news and recently Ubisoft issued a statement regarding their seamless multiplayer. Despite all of the problems that the game had before launch and even on the first day of release, Watch Dogs 2 has become quite successful. The lack of seamless multiplayer was one thing that really made people upset, but it might be fixed as soon as this weekend. According to Ubisoft:

The Watch Dogs 2 development team has prioritized finding a solution for activating the seamless multiplayer feature in the game. They are currently conducting extensive internal testing of a solution to both ensure it causes no regression to the core single player experience as well as smoothly integrates the seamless multiplayer. If the solution works as intended, we hope to permanently flip the switch to turn on seamless multiplayer as soon as this weekend. To our current players, we sincerely appreciate the support and patience during this process.

Meanwhile, players still have full access to the campaign, side activities and the opportunity to join in Coop with those on their Friends list to hack and explore the open world of the San Francisco Bay Area.

Hopefully Ubisoft can keep up the good work and make sure everybody is satisfied with their new installment in the Watch Dogs series. I enjoyed the first game a ton, and while I was really doubting the success of this game and even angry at Ubisoft for their season pass, I think they're really turning things around here.