[SOLVED] Uplay for Assassins Creed 2: unbelievably long install
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Uplay for Assassins Creed 2: unbelievably long install
For starters the download was huge. I fail to understand why users are forced to create an uplay-account in the first place as one has to have one for AC2 anyhow. Then that download-size and after that an infinite time of installation (more than 1 1/2 hours, then I broke off but it restarts next time it is called right there). Still, at least one CPU runs on 100 % load (top says even 199% ). Is that usual? How did you handle this?
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). Is that usual? How did you handle this?
