Ubisoft needs to get used to me never buying their repetative lazy games every again.
What a shame. FC3, 4 and primal are some of my favorite games..
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Ubisoft needs to get used to me never buying their repetative lazy games every again.
What a shame. FC3, 4 and primal are some of my favorite games..
What a fucking piece of shit. Yuck.
Pretty easy to not own a Ubisoft game. Assassin's Creed and Far Cry series are pretty boring IMO.
Get to vantage point.
Explore actionable map points.
Go to next area.
Repeat.
Which game am I talking about? Doesn't matter, it's the Ubisoft formula these days and has been for a long time.
Wake me up when Ubisoft metaphorically burns to the ground, or they do something innovative.
Ubisoft doing God's work.
And by that I mean not having their games available on steam so I cannot purchase them.
Ubisoft and EA are the only games I pirate. Fuck those shitty cancer companies.
Fuck Ubisoft executives.
I’m already VERY comfortable not having any Ubisoft games! ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️
It's hard to not be cynical about this pattern. To me, it's starting to look like a lot of companies are setting up long-term plans to weather a recession, and patiently wait for baselines to shift in order to normalize stuff like this.
Another way to frame it is, given enough time, a business will ultimately engage in rent seeking behavior if they see no alternative to adding value. Which kind of makes sense, as Ubisoft now builds absolutely monster sized games (e.g. Assassin's Creed 22 - Find all the Things Edition), with all the DLC, online content, and cosmetic bolt-ons imaginable; they've saturated that market. There's literally nowhere else for them to go, unless they take on much bigger risks like building a whole new franchise or two.
That's okay, you just need to get comfortable with me pirating your games... Then again that's Ubisoft, I don't think I even want to pirate their stuff.
I am comfortable, it is called piracy. Just try me.
This is one positive about the Switch, cartridges are still a thing and I hope this trend continues with future Nintendo releases. Other than that fuck this, if that's their stance I will be comfortable to sail the high seas.
These guys need to remember they are selling a novelty...a toy. It's not an essential good. Their consumer can just "stop" seeking new games
UbiSoft needs to get comfortable with execs not making sales targets.
Subscriptions are taking off, just not Ubisoft subscriptions because most of their games are derivative shit.
And personally I don't have an objection with the concept of subscription as an option. It's no worse than streaming music or videos, or renting a DVD / VHS back when. But whatever the service is will have to have a LOT of content, not just back catalogue but new stuff too with fair & reasonable terms for people to want to subscribe. If Ubisoft wants to ever see its stuff streamed it will have to be as part of some other, better service than the one they offer that's for sure.
MMO without the MM
Just downloaded the original Assassin's Creed from JC141 and I'm having a blast.
It's crazy how much ubisoft games have fallen.
Ubisoft executives need to get comfortable being unemployed.
But I don't want subscriptions to take off...
I’m not necessarily against one subscription service having a ton of games from a lot of developers. The problem is that a ubisoft service isn’t gonna have games from everyone and that playing a full game takes me 2-3 months with the time I have. Just buying the game is probably cheaper for me and gives me more guarantees.
I dont want to pay a subscription for a bunch of games I'm not interested in. I want to buy and own the specific games I want to play. Fuck off ubisoft
be careful what you wish for ubisoft
I genuinely hope this guy doesn't get "comfortable" not having a job.
I think he said the quiet part loud and the loud part quiet....
I love hearing these stories of big gaming companies being shitty as usual, knowing I only play indie games and I'm not giving theme a dime