Under the game's original DRM implementation, Anno 2070 would only permit three activation attempts and if a user changed something as trivial as a graphics card in their PC, the game would view this as an attempt to install the game on a whole new PC and use up another activation attempt. The DLC will be available only for PC on October 4th.īenchmark and graphics-card enthusiast site Guru3D are reporting that Ubisoft have slightly relaxed the copy-protection restrictions on the PC version of Annoy 2070, in response to criticisms that the limited number of product activations were preventing them from being able to adequately test the game on a range of different hardware. Energy transmitters will allow transporting energy between islands while the player can build the impressive new Tech Monument as well as new buildings and decorations to make cities even more beautiful.Anno 2070: Deep Ocean will also include over 150 new challenging quests, hostile natural disasters and co-op features. By experimenting with a new energy source called the geothermal power plant, the player will be able to build massive production facilities below the sea surface and might even secure one of mankind’s most important needs: Limitless energy supply. Thanks to the new Genius population class, the Techs are able to expand further into the deep ocean. The focus of ANNO 2070 Deep Ocean is a new faction called the Techs. Featuring a range of new quests, disasters and of course underwater combat, the DLC will also be adding a new faction into the RTS brand. Ubisoft has today revealed a release date for the upcoming Anno 2070 DLC, Deep Ocean.
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