Ubisoft's abysmal 2024



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1: https://www.pcgamer.com/games/action/ubisoft-had-an-absolutely-dire-2024-and-desperately-needs-a-win/
2: https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2023/12/18/avatar-frontiers-of-pandora-is-40-off-12-days-after-release/
3: https://insider-gaming.com/skull-and-bones-players-total/
4: https://steamdb.info/app/2853730/charts/
5: https://www.ign.com/articles/ubisoft-cancels-the-division-heartland
6: https://insider-gaming.com/star-wars-outlaws-sales-1-million/
7: https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/ubisoft-s-prince-of-persia-lost-crown-team-reportedly-disbanded-after-disappointing-sales
8: https://www.polygon.com/gaming/490491/ubsioft-xdefiant-shutting-down
9: https://www.gamesindustry.biz/ubisoft-to-sunset-xdefiant-in-2025-nearly-300-people-affected-by-layoffs
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11: https://www.pcgamer.com/games/action/repeatedly-delayed-prince-of-persia-the-sands-of-time-remake-is-now-set-for-release-in-2026-and-no-longer-has-remake-in-the-title/
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13: https://x.com/bgegame/status/1805269728262230467
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15: https://www.gamesindustry.biz/700-ubisoft-france-staff-walk-out-on-a-three-day-strike-in-dispute-over-home-working-and-pay
16: https://uniglobalunion.org/news/ubisoft-workers-strike-france/
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19: https://tech4gamers.com/ubisoft-stock-plummets-by-over-45-percent/

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48 thoughts on “Ubisoft's abysmal 2024”

  1. We’ve gotten to the point where the anything with brand Ubisoft is a negative when deciding if you want to spend money on it. They should sell and rebrand the thing

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  2. I went to this year's BGS (Brasil Game Show, biggest gaming event in latin america) and besides being really lacking of many gaming studios and companies, the funniest part was that Star Wars Outlaws had its own stand inside Samsung's stand with like 10 tvs running the game… and it was empty. No lines, just a couple people here or there trying it out for a couple minutes and that was it. THROUGH OUT THE WHOLE DAY. Lego harry potter running on a random pc, Counter Strike and Mortal Kombat had LINES to be played, but not the biggest and newest star wars title.

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  3. The strikes are so stupid to me. Bring your ass to work. I got to come in every fucking day and they're crying about 3 days. Also the products have gotten way worse since the pandemic and all this remote shit. Not to mention the security implications. BRING YOUR LAZY ASSES TO WORK

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  4. The quality of their writting and amazing stories, combined with the incredible detailed craftmanship of their worlds made Ubisoft great. When the quality of their stories fell, to favor Microtransactions, skins, to try to make their games last longer with generic sidequests (kill objective, find objective, fetch objective) they lost what little magic they had left. It doesn't matter if their worlds are amazing. If you don't have anything to put in them, it will ultimately fail.

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  5. Somehow these corporate heads will continue to keep their jobs, make millions while the employees below them get fired for simply doing what they were told to do, even if they all knew the assignment was trash from the start

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  6. This was so inevitable. The writings have been on the wall for about 10 years now. I lost faith in Ubisoft years ago. Assassin's Creed 2 was peak, but now look at them… embarrassing!

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  7. Maybe unpopular opinion, but I actually loved avatar the first time through, it's definitely not perfect, there were alot of things missing such as using melee weapons and just a better variety of weapons, but the setting, graphics, and no in your face ads, I enjoyed it, haven't picked it up since I beat it though.

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  8. Remote work absolutely does NOT work. It's a major reason why game development has dragged years beyond when it should. As far as Asasins Creed goes, it's going to put the final nail in the coffin. The game is going to flop and they know it. 2024 was the year where DEI sank a lot of companies. Ubisoft is another one that is seeing what happens when you dont listen to your consumers. Also telling us to get use to not owning your games was a really bad thing to say.

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  9. Working from home or remote working being better than requiring people to go to the office is a complete fallacy. It might be better for a small percentage of people but for the majority it is worse. People do not work as hard and try even harder to slack off in remote working. It would make efficiency far worse. And i say this from experience and witnessing it. Granted i dont work in game programming but this is an issue with work ethic and not job type.

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  10. everyones cheering about the downfall of ubisoft and while im right there with you guys, lets not forget that Ubisoft got to the heights they did for a reason. i play alotta For Honor, if Ubisoft goes under what happens to that game? im a huge fan of Ghost Recon, itd be really sad to see that franchise disappear. even though we haven't gotten a Splinter Cell game in like a decade, im still holding out hope we might get another one someday. if Ubisoft goes under, that never happens. im hoping the absolute dumpster fire of a year they had makes them wake up and get their shit together because i dont want to see them disappear entirely.

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  11. Lets make it worse they deserve it. Not the Devs the devs have real talent it's sad assassins creed origins is soo beautiful. The devs are masters of brining historic places to life in a living breathing world. Its the upper management that did this.

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  12. I understand the desire to wanna work from home, however, how can a team move all in the same direction when you never come together as a team? Creative minds should have disagreements, conflict and a clash of ideas which all congeal towards a great product! Without that, you just get weird, contrived results….which is what we are seeing in AAA right now.

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  13. Ubisoft forgot a foundational rule for making money with a business: The customer controls your profits, not a political message.

    But by all means keep doing what you're doing. It's for sure going to work the next time!

    Honestly, it's basically a rick roll meme at this point. No one cares anymore or enough to even look in their direction. Numbers don't lie.

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