Game journos MELTDOWN while defending Ubisoft & Assassin's Creed from gamers



The access media is out in force, trying to defend Ubisoft from gamers in a situation where Ubisoft is clearly working in an anticonsumer manner. A Windows update has rendered Assassin’s Creed Origins and Assassin’s Creed Valhalla unplayable, but Ubisoft is not fixing it. Gamers are dropping negative reviews on Steam in order to get this fixed, and the media is calling this ‘review bombing’ because they are corporate shills through and through.

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0:00 Thesis
2:32 Intro
2:59 Twitter Call-Out
3:22 The media blindly defends Ubisoft

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26 thoughts on “Game journos MELTDOWN while defending Ubisoft & Assassin's Creed from gamers”

  1. Even if they completely revamped the game, I'm still not buying it. That company can make the best game ever made, and I won't buy it. You don't get to insult me, and still expect to keep my business.

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  2. I have noticed that many games by Ubisoft including assassin's creed Valhalla are having issues lately. The crew motor fest has visual issues and has been kicking players to the start menu including me. Assassin's creed Valhalla has been having issues were it can't sync to saved data and won't let people save their game progress. Avatar frontiers of Pandora still has lightning issues flickering lighting assets not loading in for a time.

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  3. My Ex-Friend in Norway said that Assassins Creed would never falter and I was full of myself for calling them woke and full of garage. Anything after Syndicate is ass, and now look what Ubisoft did… Budget Cut fixes and updates that I thought EA was known for.

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  4. You'd think a "Journalist's" headline would be "Ubisoft's inept and careless update bricks years' old game. Purchasers are rightfully upset." Nope, IGN and the like are mercenaries working for game devs' marketing divisions.

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  5. Ironically, a lot of Ubisofts good old games are on GOG Galaxy, like Dark Messiah of Might & Magic, the old Prince of Persia games, & Beyond Good & Evil; but I'm waiting to buy those games until Ubisoft dies so that even when I do buy them, my money won't be going to them, & I'll bet a lot of other gamers are gonna do the same, which'll really add insult to injury. 😆

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