The Monetization director complaining about humans not being decent, while actively promoting gambling and selling micro transactions in every form in his games is wild
Sadly, Tencent might be in with Ubi to change nothing, Bellular made a video explaining some of this, if he is right, then Ubisoft will still be the same after they get bought, which is sad.
@@Acuas They can't, because if they do their value will drop again eventually. Shit games stay shit games and if no one buys them... I mean, they could continue to do dogshit games, but it would lead to studios closing, Tencent buyout or not.
@@mythicdawn9574 I mean, they knew their games were trash years ago, and they still did nothing about it, so I wouldn't be surprised if they just kept it up anyway, but I hope I'm wrong, it be cool to see a good AC or Far Cry for a change.
you can't shut down company in the stock market, litteraly has to survive untill bunkrupty so financial expert steal other bank money by betting against the company (don't ask why they would sell bet this obvious)
morally or historically? would guess 100-750 per person in the class action. started by 2 people october 3rd. so if you can get enough people on it sure. says they have more than 100 class actioners, asking for excess of 5,000,000.00 doesn't look like billions.
It's selling the data without informing the customers, so they can't consent to it. Meta will just be able to claim they had no idea Ubisoft weren't informing the customer and that's enough to get them out of it.
Imagine you're getting low priced car which in market has a very high price, now you bought it obviously but you didn't know that the seller stole that car, so if something happens you just have the benefit of the doubt.
@@ItsPinkayoh Meta definitely knows what type of user data they get when they get it. The amount of trackers they have for people who don't even log into the site is insane.
@@jaygohel2801 I mean, as far as I know, if you buy a stolen bike in some places of the US, they will take it away from you because you legally don't own it, even if you have a receipt, it was stollen, so you lose the bike and the money... You won't be charged if you didn't know, but still, you're losing the money, sadly, you can't just take back data.
@@federicocapriotti2180 And the difference is that this Ubisoft monetization director went on an unhinged rant of how he hate gamers wish ill-fate on companies and he is working in a company illegally selling player's private data. Maybe involve in this illegal work because he might be the reason why the price is so hiked up to push people buying subscription service in turn to monetize more player's private data.
Nah, they really going for the world record 100% at this point.😂 They fcking used a symbol of the nagasaki bombing in promotional material for a game set in Japan. I can't fathom how they can keep finding new ways to dig themselves further into the hole. 😂 all they had to do was copy suckerpunch. They had a blueprint to success
Probably unity, with the game assisting in restoring notre dom. It sounded cool until you realize that the one game that was praised on detail and scope of recreation is their home. Never put the same amount of effort anywhere else
@@MrBazookatoon This is pretty much every corporation bragging about AI, going forward. Microsoft, Adobe, & Gargle have all been caught with their hands down users' pants.
1:22 yesterday in Game I said to the girl that AC is delayed ( since it was still out on shelve for Nov17 , she said we know we just haven’t removed it .
Already boycotting Blizzard game since the shitshow. Same for Bethesda, and I didn't bought any Ubisoft games since AC Valhalla, and it was a gift I couldn't refuse
ehmm bethesda? I want the new Elder Scrolls to be good... I'll give them a last chance. Let's be honest, there aren't any games out there on the same level of all the Elder Scrolls series.
@@m.m.4609 Unfortunately when you see all the new release of Bethesda recently, it's just a reskin of any Elder Scrolls game with the exact same system, just a different skin. (Starfield, latest Fallout etc.)
I hate Ubisoft but this is way too clumsy. Third game is set in Rome, so not even kinda one of the first, and it's set 1000 years after the fall of Rome so the sequel stuff makes no sense either.
@@naddanadda-h6lFirst of all, the BARE MINIMUM way you could define “One of the First” has to include the first and second game, meaning that the only way you can exclude the third game is to use the definition with the least amount of games possible. And second, while yes it would be a prequel, many people still use sequel as a broad term to describe a piece of media that comes out after another, even if it should be considered a prequel or spinoff. So I really don’t think it’s a huge issue. (Edit: The original comment did also say it was a sequel *Mimicking* the fall of rome, not necessarily that the hypothetical “downfall of Ubisoft” game would take place during the fall of rome.)
The conspiracy is the owners are doing to get more shares for nothing the guillemont's, or however you spell it. That's why they are having internal investigations right now. I think it's incompetency, though. 😅
It's amazing to watch the wheels just come off a billion-dollar enterprise. It's like these people had no internal standards or corporate structure - like there were no fallbacks, just a constant reliance on every project to succeed or the company would tank.
They had multiple underperforming games, you can't really expect any company to have enough money to compensate hundreds of employees working for multiple years. When you hear from the people who worked on Skull & Bones for example, they could have told you how wasteful and inefficient the development was years in advance. The wheels didn't just come of, they finally gave out after years of neglected maintenance.
I still remember the day buying AC Black Flag on steam on sale, having to download their launcher and getting an error of "you don't have right key for this game" and Ubisoft customer respond was well can't help you there bucko.
i got pretty annoyed when buying far cry 5 on steam, cuz i literally paid for it but nah i needa use a special key. dunno what fixed it but eventually i could play
"Ubisot is being sued for sharing user data with Meta without user consent? Well, who could have seen that coming? I mean, it's not like anyone could have predicted a tech company mishandling personal data for corporate gain. It’s almost as if respecting privacy was just a suggestion, not a requirement."
I remember one day my Ubisoft, Epic Games and EA account were hacked simultaneously, then I discovered there was a data breach among one of them. Don't involve with these corps or else you'll end up like me.
At this point I really want them to go bankrupt before AC Shadows’ new launch window and have it not be released AT ALL just to see how (if at all) it affects the market and industry going forward
They will most likely be bought, or announced a buyout before that game releases, sadly, for what I've seen, it's most likely going to get bought by Tencent, and they were already friendly towards each other (seems like Tencent saved them from a hostile take over), and now they will buy them to keep the CEO from losing power over the company, let's hope I'm wrong, and Tencent does change something, but I really wouldn't expect anything.
Am I the only one who saw your "AC Shadows" highlighted for me to search on YT? Must've been that ' of yours (mine is not curved so yours is different phone or place)
This is what happens when mismanagement and user backstabbing looks like. This is not the Ubisoft company i knew when growing up (Rayman, Ghost Recon, Splinter Cell, etc.).
They really were my favorite company. AC, Rabbits, Farcry, Watchdogs. Oh how the mighty have fallen... and hit every possible rock and edge on the way down.😂
Sadly this is what all companies do, or do you really think Microsoft, EA, Rockstar, Sony and any other company that requires an account to play their games or use their services is not selling your data or doing something with that data that you didn't agree with?
Every few years we got the perfect shitstorm situation. This years when we thought it already passed Ubisoft one up themselves. It's so entertaining to be alive.
At that point, I would be inclined to believe that at some point these CEO met at a party, got drunk, and then made a bet on who would sink their company the fasterst, and looks like Ubi is making a sprint to the finish line
I mean, it's almost all of them, Ubi, EA, Sony, I don't know if Activision, never even went in the product page of one of their games, at this point, it's harder to find a company that won't ask for your data, and it's only going to get worse, unless things like SKG and other laws start to pass, and we get out consumer rights and protection back and away from companies.
Nonsense, nobody in corporate world gets jailed for violating privacy or ownership rights. At worst company will be fined few millions and promise to get better (they wont). Laws for thee not for me.
If the US treats corporations like people in legal terms then they should shut the company down for 20 years. See what the share price looks like then.
In the US, a recent supreme court ruling has made individuals in companies more easily subject to criminal punishment rather than civil punishments for the company
Ubisoft games have so much value: buy overprice trashy AAA game, get 20 hours playtime, get ur data stolen. Im baffled ss to why ubisoft is doing poorly
They just moved the Mirage assassin creed game to steam, since not enough people bought it, when it was uplay only. Of course, they still demand you have uplay, to play it, so they can sell the data. But based on the messages written in the steam forum, it does not look like players are happy with them.
I get never buying one, but never even PIRATED one? Really? Old ubisoft is goated. They deserve the hate today but if you never tried their old games, you're not a gamer. You're just in the hate bandwagon for attention
I love how the years will go by and the Studio with " Worse company title" is always changing between the same few. Either EA, Activision, Ubisoft, and Blizzard. Now not so much Activision.
Even selling user data to Ubisoft was not profitable enough. Everyone needs to understand that this AAA companies should NEVER be encouraged to play by their own rules again
So they want to overcharge me for a game AND make money off my personal information. Wish this wasnt normal corporate behavior, but seems like another Wednesday.
Remember guys, these are the same people who attack and belittle gamers for not spending their precious money on the nonsense of this company, now they have the nerve to sell people's information?!This is crazy.
Hopefully Microsoft lets them burn out to buy them for cheaper so they can just remaster the classics and make the games affordable again because I’m tired of needing a Ubisoft account just to play some of the titles through game pass.
They said via pixel so all this actually means is when someone clicks on a Ubisoft Facebook ad and then buys a game, it shows up as a conversion in the analytics as an anonymized statistic, which is then used by the Facebook algorithm to optimize the ad same as clicks and engagements and whatnot, and it also shows you how well the ad is performing. Everyone does this and I'd have a hard time believing they don't have a clause in the privacy policy that covers this when pretty much any standard template would, and it also would be covered by a cookie notice because that's all it is.
I have a sneaky suspicion that the get-out clause for UBI will be in the agreement you make when signing up, it'll be there and it'll be "we can use your data however we choose" But in those instances, it should be an upfront thing like it is with services like Google, it's there right at the start of an agreement you click when using Google for the first time or after you've cleared cookies, etc. They have to do this otherwise it's manipulative for consumers to expect that they aren't going to use your data. That's why most websites have an opt-in action for your use of their service when you first use it. If UBI don't have this, then it is a manipulative practice and can be sued.
Just to clarify. Sharing user data via facebook pixel doesn't earn you any money. It's just a additional set of data you can send on your ad-conversion-tracking (data that shows how many people coming from an ad have purchased your product) to make it more accurate. Facebook then uses the data to match conversions with the user data, wich is useful since some people block 3d-party tracking software or cookies.
This is when you dig enough to see the bottom but you won’t stop because you are wondering how deeper this goes… eventually you will find nothingness and this is where Ubisoft is heading to
Is it the reason why I keep getting Yasuke's article from different organizations and constant Ubisoft ads showing on my Facebook timeline? I don't even use Facebook that much.
The Monetization director complaining about humans not being decent, while actively promoting gambling and selling micro transactions in every form in his games is wild
Yeah, it's like a cocaine dealer lambasting his customers for not buying more drugs. Sounds hilarious.
Hypocrisy is a feature with that crowd. Not a bug.
you forgot these 💀💀💀
and leaking user data xD they are the non decent humans xD
Mister Chassard is somewhere in his house's corner lol
they're about to get comfortable not owning their money.
Only the central bank owns the money lol
🤓
They're about to get comfortable not owning their own company
🤣
They'll own nothing and they'll be happy.
Ubisoft Executive: "How do we monetize users' private data?"
Monetization director: "I got a plan ..."
Dutch that you?
"I 've had it with your plans, Dutch!"
That was one good bankruptcy plan tho 😂
We just need to make a “little” bit more moneh
@@aysn2277 $850M welp ... 😂
Meanwhile Tencent going yes yess
Lower that value
About to actually buy it for fcken 10 cents bro😂
Sadly, Tencent might be in with Ubi to change nothing, Bellular made a video explaining some of this, if he is right, then Ubisoft will still be the same after they get bought, which is sad.
@@Acuas They can't, because if they do their value will drop again eventually. Shit games stay shit games and if no one buys them... I mean, they could continue to do dogshit games, but it would lead to studios closing, Tencent buyout or not.
@@mythicdawn9574 I mean, they knew their games were trash years ago, and they still did nothing about it, so I wouldn't be surprised if they just kept it up anyway, but I hope I'm wrong, it be cool to see a good AC or Far Cry for a change.
@@Acuas We don't really know if Tencent wants the whole company, there r too much baggage. Tencent might just want the IP.
At this point just shut down the company, they fumbled so bad
Shut it down, dr. Selvig!
- iron man
Or my friends and I will do it for you.
- batman
It's definitely gonna get bought by Tencent. That juicy data is still worth millions.
blackrock wont let his best propaganda tool to fall
Rip Xdefiant I guess.
you can't shut down company in the stock market, litteraly has to survive untill bunkrupty so financial expert steal other bank money by betting against the company (don't ask why they would sell bet this obvious)
"Greed cannot rule this village" - Yasuke (Ghost of Detroit)
"I don't care" - Sasuke (Naruto)
No need for the apostrophe lad
This should be a MASSIVE class action lawsuit(like billions of dollars) and hopefully enough to finally put an end to this evil entity
Time for Ubisoft to perish. Sorry to all the decent devs left working at Ubisoft but this company has to go.
They are not the worst but they sure are at the center of the shitstorm right now.
morally or historically? would guess 100-750 per person in the class action. started by 2 people october 3rd. so if you can get enough people on it sure.
says they have more than 100 class actioners, asking for excess of 5,000,000.00 doesn't look like billions.
@@thedawn-rt9rxEA by far
and drag Meta along with it
Remember this whenever some director taking home 7-8 figures talks about “us” and being “part of a community”!
He means his gated community that we afford him.
Just when the Ubisoft monetization director tried to lecture the gamers ......
Give mister Chessard a break so he will have time to be charged 😂
of course, why search for faults in your company when you can just gaslight the consumer.
I wanna see his face so bad right now lmao
If selling the data is illegal, buying them should be illegal too. Meta must also get sued
It's selling the data without informing the customers, so they can't consent to it. Meta will just be able to claim they had no idea Ubisoft weren't informing the customer and that's enough to get them out of it.
Imagine you're getting low priced car which in market has a very high price, now you bought it obviously but you didn't know that the seller stole that car, so if something happens you just have the benefit of the doubt.
@@ItsPinkayoh Meta definitely knows what type of user data they get when they get it. The amount of trackers they have for people who don't even log into the site is insane.
Knowingly buying stolen goods is illegal, but the "knowingly" part must be proven in court. People buy stolen goods unknowingly all the time.
@@jaygohel2801 I mean, as far as I know, if you buy a stolen bike in some places of the US, they will take it away from you because you legally don't own it, even if you have a receipt, it was stollen, so you lose the bike and the money... You won't be charged if you didn't know, but still, you're losing the money, sadly, you can't just take back data.
Two words: "Monetization director" 🤣🤣
"You expose yourself for being an indecent human being by suing us for illegally selling your data"
every triple A studios has a monetization director it's nothing special
Hurt and ashamed.
@@federicocapriotti2180 And the difference is that this Ubisoft monetization director went on an unhinged rant of how he hate gamers wish ill-fate on companies and he is working in a company illegally selling player's private data. Maybe involve in this illegal work because he might be the reason why the price is so hiked up to push people buying subscription service in turn to monetize more player's private data.
That guy was working for CCP from the very beginning, there were signs.
"your all horrible people, im a good person, thats why i can sell your data" ubisoft monetisation director
Bankruptcy speed run any%
Nah, they really going for the world record 100% at this point.😂
They fcking used a symbol of the nagasaki bombing in promotional material for a game set in Japan. I can't fathom how they can keep finding new ways to dig themselves further into the hole. 😂 all they had to do was copy suckerpunch. They had a blueprint to success
frog%
@@x0gucx a speedrun is the world record lol
They're using exploits to finish quicker.
He was correcting the any% @@Voice55555
Yeah about that Monetisation Director for calling out people to be scum...
Funny because he and his job is the very definition of scum.
Projection like always. Alyssa Mercante accuses people to have an unwashed ass. I don't wanna know the foul smell of her body
It’s not like they deserve a break, let Ubisoft get sued to the shadow realm.
Ubisofts ability to make a single correct choice has not shown itself for quite some time
@@YinqiTaoGamers and lovers of game making don't rule the space anymore.Its activists and investors.
No they should take a permanent Break😂
To Japan?
“ YOU ACTIVATED MY TRAP CARD” Seto ! 😂
Ubisoft morning meetings - " Yall ready to farm some L's today"😂
The downfall of Ubisoft is crazy 😂
It's Assassination
Not really, seems more like a natural correction. The crazy part was that the industry functioned like that for so long in the first place.
They can make it 🙏🙏
The scandalous mine fire, UBI
Yippee, modern naturel selection
Remember when people commented „why do you care about yet another launcher. Just give them your email” about Helldivers PSN controversy?
A Solid 2 days without any new problems, Ubisoft Is getting good at this
Lmao
@@FrenzyLive1 Removed my like for this.
@@nielagi5029 help the cause 🧑🏻🦲🧑🏼🦲🧑🏽🦲🧑🏾🦲🧑🏿🦲⚫️
@@FrenzyLive1ruined it
@@TimothyGodWhat did they say? They deleted the reply lol.
I actually do not remember the last time I read something about Ubisoft where they were doing something right.
Probably unity, with the game assisting in restoring notre dom. It sounded cool until you realize that the one game that was praised on detail and scope of recreation is their home. Never put the same amount of effort anywhere else
Probably the new pop game. But they even made that shit console exclusive
"You don't own your constitutional rights"
Ubisoft probably
You are just renting them. LMAO
@@MrBazookatoon This is pretty much every corporation bragging about AI, going forward. Microsoft, Adobe, & Gargle have all been caught with their hands down users' pants.
Well yeah, they're French after all.
@@tripplejaz well, people already got shitty Olympics in Paris enough! ubi bankruptcy is something obvious 😂
1:22 yesterday in Game I said to the girl that AC is delayed ( since it was still out on shelve for Nov17 , she said we know we just haven’t removed it .
I actually got an A+ for giving a presentation on The Downfall of Ubisoft in my Business Management program.
Did you really?
How many times did you cite asmon?
Damn it, Arpan. You should have made one ubisucks bankruptcy there
What were your main points?
@@italianspiderman5012 I did
Can we please as gamers just stop buying games from companies like Ubisoft, EA, Bethesda and Blizzard?
Already boycotting Blizzard game since the shitshow. Same for Bethesda, and I didn't bought any Ubisoft games since AC Valhalla, and it was a gift I couldn't refuse
ehmm bethesda? I want the new Elder Scrolls to be good... I'll give them a last chance. Let's be honest, there aren't any games out there on the same level of all the Elder Scrolls series.
A lot of people seems already doing that seeing how their recent game perform
@@m.m.4609 Unfortunately when you see all the new release of Bethesda recently, it's just a reskin of any Elder Scrolls game with the exact same system, just a different skin. (Starfield, latest Fallout etc.)
Not gonna happen for EA to many plebs buy that FIFA game every year and rack up the credit card on ultimate team mode.
One of the first Assassin's Creed was based in Italy, Rome. This is Ubisoft's sequel mimicking the fall of Rome
Only the name Ubisoft remains from that era, literally nothing else is the same. That's just how it is
I hate Ubisoft but this is way too clumsy. Third game is set in Rome, so not even kinda one of the first, and it's set 1000 years after the fall of Rome so the sequel stuff makes no sense either.
Damn. History repeats. Digitally.
Rome never fell
It just got rebranded
History 'His-story' is told by the victors
@@naddanadda-h6lFirst of all, the BARE MINIMUM way you could define “One of the First” has to include the first and second game, meaning that the only way you can exclude the third game is to use the definition with the least amount of games possible.
And second, while yes it would be a prequel, many people still use sequel as a broad term to describe a piece of media that comes out after another, even if it should be considered a prequel or spinoff. So I really don’t think it’s a huge issue.
(Edit: The original comment did also say it was a sequel *Mimicking* the fall of rome, not necessarily that the hypothetical “downfall of Ubisoft” game would take place during the fall of rome.)
Saw one conspiracy from a blog , someone in Ubisoft is doing this intentionally to make Ubisoft cheap enough for Tencent to buy...
Possible, Generally rival companies do this kinda shenanigans to get the value lower and yoink it
What is there to buy? Ubisoft creates garbage, has a terrible reputation, and the company is going to zero.
The conspiracy is the owners are doing to get more shares for nothing the guillemont's, or however you spell it. That's why they are having internal investigations right now. I think it's incompetency, though. 😅
It's amazing to watch the wheels just come off a billion-dollar enterprise. It's like these people had no internal standards or corporate structure - like there were no fallbacks, just a constant reliance on every project to succeed or the company would tank.
woke & DEI
They had multiple underperforming games, you can't really expect any company to have enough money to compensate hundreds of employees working for multiple years.
When you hear from the people who worked on Skull & Bones for example, they could have told you how wasteful and inefficient the development was years in advance.
The wheels didn't just come of, they finally gave out after years of neglected maintenance.
kinda like when ftx fell and sbf went to jail.
Reminds me of my latest Fall of The Samurai campaign, huh
@@kohtalainenalias Before that, nfts
I guess Ubisoft should get comfortable with not owning their company AND their money.
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@@takemeseriouslyplx2124 LMAO they can't even get past a week or workdays at minimum
who doesn't love a good spam email.
I still remember the day buying AC Black Flag on steam on sale, having to download their launcher and getting an error of "you don't have right key for this game" and Ubisoft customer respond was well can't help you there bucko.
same with future soldier.
i got pretty annoyed when buying far cry 5 on steam, cuz i literally paid for it but nah i needa use a special key. dunno what fixed it but eventually i could play
That is why I don't buy games with DRM
Same with Jedi fallen order. They suggested I ask for a refund and buy the game again. So I sailed the 7 seas, arrr.
@@dylanvodden1369 What? I was able to play this game even without Steam installed (despite being an EA game)
When the user purchases a game or subscribes to the service. Well, I'm safe.
"Ubisot is being sued for sharing user data with Meta without user consent? Well, who could have seen that coming? I mean, it's not like anyone could have predicted a tech company mishandling personal data for corporate gain. It’s almost as if respecting privacy was just a suggestion, not a requirement."
Remember if buying means getting blacklisted in the dark web then piracy has the best outcome.
They told people to be comfortable not owning games there! Oh and their nfts, then their woke shits ... 😂
nobody cares if they make good games.
but Ubi started acting up.
the only reason they can sell players data without being sued was mercy.
Just like the street robots in South Africa are suggestions, not requirements.
came in to say that I was very close to trying to remove the annoying hair on my monitor, well played sir.
I remember one day my Ubisoft, Epic Games and EA account were hacked simultaneously, then I discovered there was a data breach among one of them.
Don't involve with these corps or else you'll end up like me.
earth will got failguard to be closed to bankruptcy 😂
I'm not surprised. Just increasingly disappointed.
Why would you be disappointed? It's great news! They are speedrunning bancrupcy.
@xerael4659 I just think it's pathetic. Even if is typical Ubisoft.
It used to be "If it's free you are the product"
Now it's "You're both a paying consumer and the product"
I wanted to buy 4070S, but the store offered Star Wars Outlaw as a bonus. I waited until the "discount" ends
My man!!! You are a hero. I would have done the same.
I love it
I wouldn't even Pirate that POS game.
Time for Ubisoft to get comfortable with being bankrupt and closed down.
At this point I really want them to go bankrupt before AC Shadows’ new launch window and have it not be released AT ALL just to see how (if at all) it affects the market and industry going forward
They will most likely be bought, or announced a buyout before that game releases, sadly, for what I've seen, it's most likely going to get bought by Tencent, and they were already friendly towards each other (seems like Tencent saved them from a hostile take over), and now they will buy them to keep the CEO from losing power over the company, let's hope I'm wrong, and Tencent does change something, but I really wouldn't expect anything.
Am I the only one who saw your "AC Shadows" highlighted for me to search on YT?
Must've been that ' of yours (mine is not curved so yours is different phone or place)
@Acuas I read or hear it somewhere, Wallstreet journal? Forbes? Can't remember, but it seems you're right.
The tears of a Monitization Director 😂😂😂
This is what happens when mismanagement and user backstabbing looks like.
This is not the Ubisoft company i knew when growing up (Rayman, Ghost Recon, Splinter Cell, etc.).
They really were my favorite company. AC, Rabbits, Farcry, Watchdogs.
Oh how the mighty have fallen... and hit every possible rock and edge on the way down.😂
Sadly this is what all companies do, or do you really think Microsoft, EA, Rockstar, Sony and any other company that requires an account to play their games or use their services is not selling your data or doing something with that data that you didn't agree with?
Every few years we got the perfect shitstorm situation. This years when we thought it already passed Ubisoft one up themselves. It's so entertaining to be alive.
Ubisoft selling my data changed my life
How to change your life?
Ubisoft's bankruptcy
ubigarbage customers have zero decency already
About to change mine too hahahahha
How Ubisoft selling my data changed my life 👀
i guess mine too since i used there + services $$$
I remember during assassins creed 3 they had Ubisoft uplay and they happen to “accidentally” leak millions of users personal data
Ubishit 😂
Press the translate button under this comment and thank me later🫠
@@tanmoymridha5002holy cow 😅 I don’t know if that was intended by op but that’s fantastic & imma use it in future
At that point, I would be inclined to believe that at some point these CEO met at a party, got drunk, and then made a bet on who would sink their company the fasterst, and looks like Ubi is making a sprint to the finish line
meanwhile Sony fanboy defend forced PSN signup.
The same people complain about Epic/Ubisoft/EA launchers but not Sony, Never the almighty Sony
@@Beadiman Yh fk Sony.
Fanboys/girls of any kind make me cringe to my bone.
I mean, it's almost all of them, Ubi, EA, Sony, I don't know if Activision, never even went in the product page of one of their games, at this point, it's harder to find a company that won't ask for your data, and it's only going to get worse, unless things like SKG and other laws start to pass, and we get out consumer rights and protection back and away from companies.
@@Beadiman they complained for helldivers... And uh... Only helldivers...
I would hate to be a Ubisoft shareholder rn
That's literally a major felony with max 20y prison sentence.
lol only little people go to jail
Nonsense, nobody in corporate world gets jailed for violating privacy or ownership rights. At worst company will be fined few millions and promise to get better (they wont).
Laws for thee not for me.
If the US treats corporations like people in legal terms then they should shut the company down for 20 years. See what the share price looks like then.
In the US, a recent supreme court ruling has made individuals in companies more easily subject to criminal punishment rather than civil punishments for the company
AAA gaming went from the best gaming experiences to the worst experiences to actual crimes.
Ubisoft games have so much value: buy overprice trashy AAA game, get 20 hours playtime, get ur data stolen.
Im baffled ss to why ubisoft is doing poorly
Dang, gonna miss my Mario + Rabbids games-those were fun.
They really are fighting to the bitter end... i expected a french studio to surrender far earlier🤣
And this is just Ubisoft.. there's no way they're the only company doing this
"Get comfortable with not owning your personal data."
-Ubisoft
They just moved the Mirage assassin creed game to steam, since not enough people bought it, when it was uplay only.
Of course, they still demand you have uplay, to play it, so they can sell the data.
But based on the messages written in the steam forum, it does not look like players are happy with them.
i dont know about the US but in Europe this will mean a major lawsuit with sanctions up to four percent of global annual sales. the GDPR is no joke.
Oh snap, they took Shadows off the Xbox store and Xbox usually has no problem selling falsely advertised products 😮
They did that because they moved the release date and refunded all pre-purchases for now.
@@Jarnis-v1cyou were still able to pre-purchase the game again if you wanted to, with which they would include expansions for you for free.
Man, i cant believe Ubisoft is getting another huge discount. Lets see who buys first Ubisoft.
I feel vindicated having never purchased (or pirated) a Ubisoft game.
You’ve never played an assassins creed, far cry or Tom Clancy game? Damn you’re missing out. You know TH-cam sells all your data as well right??
You're not missing out. It's just mass produced slop.
That is not called "vindication". That is called being a "non participant".
@@livamyyo the old assassin's creed games are anything but slop.
I get never buying one, but never even PIRATED one? Really? Old ubisoft is goated. They deserve the hate today but if you never tried their old games, you're not a gamer. You're just in the hate bandwagon for attention
I love how the years will go by and the Studio with " Worse company title" is always changing between the same few. Either EA, Activision, Ubisoft, and Blizzard. Now not so much Activision.
"In the light we distract with the shiny and new
So you’re blind to the fact that the product is you"
Stupendium
Even selling user data to Ubisoft was not profitable enough. Everyone needs to understand that this AAA companies should NEVER be encouraged to play by their own rules again
So they want to overcharge me for a game AND make money off my personal information. Wish this wasnt normal corporate behavior, but seems like another Wednesday.
"well well well"
You know it's going to be good when it starts that way
Star wars outlaws unfortunately didn't bail them out 😂🤣
"unfortunately"
When game company prioritizes making money over making a good quality games
I saw this pitfall happen years ago, that's why I haven't bought a Ubisoft game since The Division 2.
That "I Am a Man Of Constant Sorrow", playing on the background at the end 🤣
This honestly just seems like another attempt to get a bottomed out bankruptcy filing.
It just gets better, the bill finally comes due. May the Ubisoft be the first of many scummy publishers to fall.
to be fair, i dont think they really desrve a break
Remember guys, these are the same people who attack and belittle gamers for not spending their precious money on the nonsense of this company, now they have the nerve to sell people's information?!This is crazy.
It's like 4AM in the morning, why am I still up?
Same haha
🎶I- ayyyyyyy AM a maaaaan of constant soroooooooow 🎶
After years of darkness we start to see the light :)
Hopefully Microsoft lets them burn out to buy them for cheaper so they can just remaster the classics and make the games affordable again because I’m tired of needing a Ubisoft account just to play some of the titles through game pass.
Microsoft's current leadership is just as incomptetent as Ubisoft's though
This is the reason why I stop buying Ubisoft games since 2013, I don't recommend anyone use something else besides steam.
A french president said "les emmerdes ça volent toujours en escadrille" meaning "shits always fly as a squadron". Little french ref for ubi
Which president was that? A hilarious and very true utterance!
@@stalhandske9649 it was Jacques Chirac fyi. But yeah its very true, you usually get hit by multiple BS at the same time
Asmongold had to try so hard to pretend he was surprised....
MAGGA: Make all games great again!
At this point, i'm starting to believe that the "monetisation director" is more than a criminal
i thought it was over for ubisoft 5 days ago
They said via pixel so all this actually means is when someone clicks on a Ubisoft Facebook ad and then buys a game, it shows up as a conversion in the analytics as an anonymized statistic, which is then used by the Facebook algorithm to optimize the ad same as clicks and engagements and whatnot, and it also shows you how well the ad is performing. Everyone does this and I'd have a hard time believing they don't have a clause in the privacy policy that covers this when pretty much any standard template would, and it also would be covered by a cookie notice because that's all it is.
French here. You think you hate Ubisoft enough, but you don't.
image being someone that works at ubisoft who was on 2 week vacation and coming back to work and your building is on fire
When it rains, it pours.
"No king rules forever my son..."
I have a sneaky suspicion that the get-out clause for UBI will be in the agreement you make when signing up, it'll be there and it'll be "we can use your data however we choose"
But in those instances, it should be an upfront thing like it is with services like Google, it's there right at the start of an agreement you click when using Google for the first time or after you've cleared cookies, etc.
They have to do this otherwise it's manipulative for consumers to expect that they aren't going to use your data. That's why most websites have an opt-in action for your use of their service when you first use it. If UBI don't have this, then it is a manipulative practice and can be sued.
Just to clarify. Sharing user data via facebook pixel doesn't earn you any money. It's just a additional set of data you can send on your ad-conversion-tracking (data that shows how many people coming from an ad have purchased your product) to make it more accurate. Facebook then uses the data to match conversions with the user data, wich is useful since some people block 3d-party tracking software or cookies.
Just counting the days before the reaper, Tencent reaps and claims Ubisoft lol
'Company is dead, sell what we can and bounce' kind of situation.
Ubishaft is like diddy and going 100% on some weirdass Achievements run.
"What we need to solve our problems? That's right, more problems."
they were like "beat them while they are down" :D
All their games are on sale btw 💀 they are panicking 😭
Ubisoft really became Abstergo in the end
This is when you dig enough to see the bottom but you won’t stop because you are wondering how deeper this goes…
eventually you will find nothingness and this is where Ubisoft is heading to
Ubisoft drama: the gift that keeps on giving.
"Thats not looking too good at all, isnt it" then proceed to smile, i got u man, i got u.
Is it the reason why I keep getting Yasuke's article from different organizations and constant Ubisoft ads showing on my Facebook timeline? I don't even use Facebook that much.