>make unplayable woke slop that nobody buys putting the company at the brink of bankruptcy

>demand raise

Yep, it's triple-A time

!g*mers before I start, I will just say that I have no love for Ubisoft, and never had it since the 2000s, not because of "le woke SJWs " autism, but simply because I had the displeasure of being forced to use their utter dogshit UPlay account interface/service thing that everyone also hates, and I was also forced to use their costumer service in order for me to recover my old UPlay account with all of my games.... that I had brought **on fricking STEAM, but I HAD NO ACCESS TO STEAM GAMES THAT I BROUGHT ON STEAM

Not only was it a fricking pain in the butt for me to try to contact their support (it took like 4-ish hours or more), and they also made me dox my entire Steam purchase history to prove that it was my account or something (likely just to sell my info), to make matters even worse, when I finally gained access to my old UPlay account, they had completely erased all of the progress and saves that I had accumulated in all of their games that I was playing for almost a decade!, even though the save files were very much present in my PC!, but for some reason, Ubifrogs intentionally want to make this world a worse place.

I guess that this is because in my folders, some Ubi games I pirated and others I bought, and I also put the pirated Ubislop games onto Steam, so maybe their satanic DRM entity detected pirated copies on the Ubi/Steam folder, and deleted them from existence?, I don't know, and likely never will, as I uninstalled Far Cry 3, Blood Dragon, Black Flag, and other bullshit I forgot on the same day that I "recovered" my UPlay account after spending hours having to talk to their tech support Jeets.

Ubislop can get fricked and lose all their money, just like how I lost all of my cherished vidya memories and saves from back when they had a modicum of passion in making entertainment, they have treated their costumers and workers like dogshit for far too long

What games of theirs did you like?

Rayman Raving Rabbids (was pure schizocore fun on the Wii era)

Far Cry 3 and Blood Dragon (was fun, though the astroturfing of Vaas being LE HECKIN INSANE VILLAIN JUST LIKE LE JOKER was cringe and I still hate it til this day, and I fricking hate how they never made a sequel to Blood Dragon, this "ironic retro game/movie" aesthetic was still new back in 2013)

Prince of Persia: Warrior Within/The Two Thrones

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rayman raving rabbids raving rabbids 2 rabbids 3 tv party rabbids go home rabbids travel in time !g*mers also rayman 3 hoodie havoc (you get to kill klu klux krakkas) mario + rabbids xcom clone

WORST ubisoft games..... southhouse RPG games (ENEMIES of !familyman)....

Rainbow Six Vegas 2 is prob the best 3rd person shooters I have ever played, hate that the franchise is just going to milk Siege games forever now

The Division was actually a pretty good concept and fun when it came out but they fricked that up

Honestly their run from 2003-2014 was great, Splinter Cell, Ghost Recon, Beyond Good and Evil, PoP: Sands trilogy, of course AC, Far Cry, even towards the end when they started making half baked games like WD, The Crew or AC:Unity, there were still interesting ideas in there.

I liked splinter cell Pandora tomorrow mercs vs spies

I know !chuds are r-slurred but I loved Odyssey, Malaka bitches! anyone who played as alexios, please report so I can block you. But other than that Odyssey was amazing. !g*mers

if you want to go all nostalgia ubishit its Farcry

Rayman was the GOAT !g*mers

!coomers when are we going to get a Bubisoft studio

I had to Google their catalog to remember what the heck they made before they became an assassin creed factory. Apparently they made Prince of persia, so I'll go with that

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood, team multiplayer. One team has to find and murder the other team, then switch the next round. Each team picked a character model, and the NPC crowds would be made up of those two models plus a few more. Both offense and defense need to sneaky and blend in to be successful.

My all-time favourite competitive multiplayer. Offense had a very hunting feel to it, tracking prey without startling them. But Defense was amazing. You could play crazy mind games like making a crowd of NPCs look exactly you, or make an NPC suddenly run like heck as if they were an escaping player.

Far Cry was probably my favourite series from them. 2 , 3 , Blood Dragon , 5 (less so 5). All good fun. Also Rainbow Six Vegas 2 . I played so much of that back on xbox. Terrorist Hunt, co-op campaign. Incredible.

Ac3 and 4 are incredible

I was having a good time with Rayman 2 but accidentally wiped my saves due to Dreamcast VMU data being located in the system folder in Retroarch and some r-slur including his own (or possibly some with DLC) in a big system rom folder that I dumped over mine.

Loved the far cry games up to 4/5 (the island one)

They all suck, but the pirate one really threatened to be a good game in between the stupid "assassin" bullshit. Nothing like getting pulled out of your pirate simulator to walk around an office and look at funko pops for 20 minutes (this actually happens in the game, I'm not exaggerating).

I thought the first Watchdogs game was pretty good. You just have to accept that for the plot to be coherent (at all), the main character is just a straight-up sociopath not some brooding hero operating outside the boundaries of the law.

On a mechanical level it was extremely solid at least.

For Honor was so good

I liked their games that had "Tom Clancy's" at the beginning of the title prior to 2016, and I enjoyed The Division series. They've lost me now.

AC Unity is my favorite ubisop followed closely by black flag and R6 siege for a time.

O'Leary Manager 2000 for Game Boy Color

I'm honestly still surprised that Reddit can get into the "RTO is bad for business" circlejerk since basically every large company has done it. Like it's some sort of weird senior exec collective delusion that stock movements can't stop.

But covid proved you could absolutely do that in tech. They forced the workers back into the offices anyways.

It used to be that vidya game people would work for low wages because it was their passion to be part of a huge studio making a game for people to enjoy or whatever. Nowadays companies like ubisoft just churn out slop after slop, so there is not even the incentive of doing it for love. Good riddance