I abandoned AC3 shortly after the prologue after I realised literally all I was doing in most of the story missions was holding a direction and the parkour button. I realise the games have always been fairly simplistic in how they control but AC3 felt totally mindless.
The fun of finding out Ubisoft nickeled dimed you even in ways you didn't think was possible.
QRD: Ubisoft held a public Q&A in Paris where they had to answer several awkward questions. All their answers were exactly what you'd expect (i.e. nothing is their fault and everything is fine).
I doubt it would be a controversy if Ubisoft was a private company (it started as a family business).
I wouldn't care either way if they were just honest and said 'yeah we made his son CEO because we trust family more than some random or a Tencent plant'.
about right yeah, the worst part is that the guillemots are so fucking afraid of admitting they are out of touch now, some tencent plant will just do shit focused for the souless bugs tops but he won't burn the company's money by giving in to retarded politik credit shit for that sweet CEO bonus, burning the credibility of your company in the process.
Assassin's Creed was never good, and the fact that it replaced Prince of Persia as Ubisoft's flagship Triple A franchise made me hate it even more. Fuck these games and the troons that love them.
I think black flag had very fun naval combat. AC games always had simple entrataining gameplay for casuals and dogshit story writing.
Never played Black Flag but AC: Rogue is my favourite game in the series and from what I understand it's just Black Flag but you're Irish. (Sadly you can't unlock 'Come Out Ye Black And Tans' as a shanty.)
Nobody cares what you think, Joey, especially least of all me. Go make your own youtube channel already if you think anyone wants to hear your shitty, uneducated zoomer frogfag gaming opinions.
The frogs are cooked, I don't see a way out of this for them without Tencent just sweeping in and taking everything that matters. Hell, they already pretty much do already own all the assets that matter in all but a formality.
It's a plan to run out the clock but "smaller studios in a larger environment" is something that other studios have tried and failed at.
especially if the problem isn't the studio itself, but management and oversight.
I personally trust that the Tencent plant would deliver a better product.
The really sad part is that, I think, everyone would view a chink takeover as a net positive, because at least it won't be woke French faggots trying to shove niggers in your face 24/7.
In all those screens I didn't see any taking of accountability, nor naming the nigger in the room as a problem. They're like george lucas coping for JarJar, "Our fantasy negro is a greater character than we've ever had before".
Me too, at the very least you're guaranteed no token black people. My only concern would be them ramping up the monetization since Chinamen love pay-to-win, but they might be smart enough to see how that would affect their bottom line in other markets.
It was a very impressive creative writing exercise. I don't know if it was just left out but I'm surprised they didn't flex their "record" engagement numbers for Shadows again. Maybe they were worried one of the proles would ask them about sales figures.
