Immortals Fenyx Rising

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I acknowledge that some Ubisoft titles—like some Assassin’s Creed or Far Cry—can offer enjoyment. But overall, the company’s strategy under Yves Guillemot has ♥♥♥♥♥♥ my trust, and I willnot support Ubisoft anymore while this delusional gambling addict remains in charge. Let me break down my thoughts on this ♥♥♥♥. *Corporate rhetoric and dismissive comments by company representatives -Recently Ubisoft stated in its financial report that microtransactions in full‑price games “make the player experience more fun” by allowing avatar customization or faster progression—and claimed these are always “optional.” -A Ubisoft spokesperson (Ubi_Warlock) responded to criticism of loot boxes in Trials Rising by claiming they are harmless if done right and that players simply don’t have to buy them. -Yves Guillemot and CFO Alain Martinez defended loot boxes by arguing players “need to feel they are really free not to buy,” and that monetization is about quality and choice. -Gamers should get comfortable not owning games, Philippe Tremblay, Ubisoft’s Director of Subscriptions, stated gamers must accept that they may not own games, likening them to digital DVDs or CDs—and suggested players grow accustomed to that model -Yves Guillemot defended End-of-life shutdowns by responding to the Stop Killing Games campaign by saying support eventually stops, games are services, and “nothing is eternal”—implying shutdowns are inevitable and acceptable -Under Guillemot’s leadership, Ubisoft mishandled harassment scandals in 2020, paying lip service rather than enforcing real structural change. Many staff and players feel the company values profit above safety and culture. Past toxic leadership and internal complaints persist despite official investigations and purges. *Microtransactions and monetization in premium single‑player titles (which is actually can relate to any point stated) Ubisoft includes loot boxes, boosters, skins, battle passes, and paid progression even in single‑player games such as Assassin’s Creed Shadows, Far Cry 6, Star Wars Outlaws, Skull & Bones. *Degraded quality and repetitive output Franchises like Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, Watch Dogs and The Division now feel copy-paste ♥♥♥♥ which can be done by 10yo using AI(of course I'm exaggerating, BUT...). Massive spending on new projects often results in shallow clones with moderate sales. Recent launches like XDefiant, Skull & Bones, Hyperscape all underperformed. The company seems unwilling to change course beyond cosmetic rebrandings. Overall the mentality that players should pay more to enjoy a game they already bought is fundamentally disrespectful. Repetitive, grind‑laden design pushes cosmetic purchases even in narrative experiences—this is not optional fun, it’s exploitation. Normalizing statements like “microtransactions are fun” or “you don’t need ownership” prove Ubisoft is blind to community values. Until leadership and overall mindset of top manegers completely changes AND monetization practices are reversed, I refuse to buy Ubisoft products—no DLC, no battle passes, no cosmetics. I respect that individual Ubisoft games have had memorable moments, solid mechanics, graphics etc. But this does not excuse a corporate strategy built on greed, ambiguity, and player manipulation. I once believed Ubisoft could lead with creativity and respect. Nowadays, the company signals it puts earnings ahead of players. So this is my position: I will not support Ubisoft until Yves Guillemot is removed and monetization in premium titles is abolished or radically reformed. If you share this view, echo this under other Ubisoft titles. Let Ubisoft feel the voice of consumers, not just investors. TLDR: ♥♥♥♥ Ubisoft, my money stays in pocket until you ACTUALLY change something. I advice you to start from this idiotic CEO of yours.