Hideous Snake
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Well deserved. Having fun with it
Kinda sad for a SP game, but wouldn't be surprised seeing the shills for this game touting this a good thing.It's underperforming in sales based on the player numbers, but don't forget there's also mtx to consider. They could still break even from P2W.
I really don't get why people want any game to fail. Games failing are bad for everyone because it makes the industry less attractive to investors. You don't like a game for whatever reason? That's fine, just don't play it.
Remember: Games doing well benefit everyone, even if they are not games you like.
Ubisoft is still in deep trouble (well deserved IMO) but a dead company cannot improve and I don't think we want even more consolidation, specially if it involves one of the largest publishers in the world. Ubisoft might live to fight another day.
Unfortunately in today's world people politicize everything and most of the ones that do are idiots and would laugh at their neighbors house burning down if they didn't agree with their point of view. Until of course it starts to happen to them and then they blame the neighbor for not putting out the fire sooner. You can't reason with individuals like that and they just want everyone but themselves to suffer even if at the end of the day it puts them in a worse position.I really don't get why people want any game to fail. Games failing are bad for everyone because it makes the industry less attractive to investors. You don't like a game for whatever reason? That's fine, just don't play it.
Remember: Games doing well benefit everyone, even if they are not games you like.
Ubisoft is still in deep trouble (well deserved IMO) but a dead company cannot improve and I don't think we want even more consolidation, specially if it involves one of the largest publishers in the world. Ubisoft might live to fight another day.
To be honest I quite enjoyed seeing Concord and Dragon Age Veilguard flop. The less garbage, the better.I really don't get why people want any game to fail. Games failing are bad for everyone because it makes the industry less attractive to investors. You don't like a game for whatever reason? That's fine, just don't play it.
Remember: Games doing well benefit everyone, even if they are not games you like.
Ubisoft is still in deep trouble (well deserved IMO) but a dead company cannot improve and I don't think we want even more consolidation, specially if it involves one of the largest publishers in the world. Ubisoft might live to fight another day.
Same could be said for people who want it to fail and sell badly. That was most certainly mood around here before launch.
They are telling to you it's 2nd top grossing game on a series that sold over 180M copies and where have like way over half a dozen games that sold over 10 or 15M copies. It's only second against a game that sold more than 20M copies.3 million “players” in the first week is a bad pace for a game with the budget of AC Shadows. It puts it on target for 6-7 million lifetime.
Also note that they dropped the language of it outpacing AC Odyssey and Origins, meaning this bloated mess is the slowest selling mainline AC title in recent history. We’re firmly in underperformance territory.
If they would be in trouble Tencent wouldn't have announced today that invest another billion on them and their yearly revenue wouldn't look like this:Ubisoft is still in deep trouble
No one wants Ac to go away, we want it to be in better hands.I have little interest in this game (loved previous games except Valhalla) but I hope it does find the success Ubi needs. I have a long history of enjoying their games and don't want to see them fold.
No one wants Ac to go away, we want it to be in better hands.
Ubishit only makes garbage recycled games full of microtransactions. Besides that they force their aggressive political agenda in their games.I really don't get why people want any game to fail. Games failing are bad for everyone because it makes the industry less attractive to investors. You don't like a game for whatever reason? That's fine, just don't play it.
Remember: Games doing well benefit everyone, even if they are not games you like.
Ubisoft is still in deep trouble (well deserved IMO) but a dead company cannot improve and I don't think we want even more consolidation, specially if it involves one of the largest publishers in the world. Ubisoft might live to fight another day.
No, not always. It depends on the game.Games doing well benefit everyone
Ubishit only makes garbage recycled games full of microtransactions. Besides that they force their aggressive political agenda in their games.
How does that help gaming at all? Maybe if it goes bankrupt it'll be a clear message that gamers don't want this trash.
Ubisoft has lost ~80% of its value in the last few years. They have to keep selling chunks of the company to Tencent to keep the lights on."Justice is forged in the Shadows." lol
They are telling to you it's 2nd top grossing game on a series that sold over 180M copies and where have like way over half a dozen games that sold over 10 or 15M copies. It's only second against a game that sold more than 20M copies.
It isn't bad at all, it's performing very well.
If they would be in trouble Tencent wouldn't have announced today that invest another billion on them and their yearly revenue wouldn't look like this:
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That game really broke your brain.Thats what yasuke actually failed to do, he surrendered to enemy general when his brothers in arms-japanese samurai were slaughtered in a fight vs overwhelming enemy and they killed themselfs to not lose honor- he surrendered like a lil bitch, no wonder since his whole "samurai life episode" was literally 14 fricken months, specific dates are in the wiki![]()
Many lack context, they'll see the big number and assume it's good.How’s Ubi celebrating peasant numbers like this for a marquee franchise when you have games like Palworld selling 7m copies in a week?
Truth hurts, so u have to do personal insults, im just ur fellow gaffer, bro, not ur enemy, what i want is better games, which means less woke, thats pretty normal/based takeThat game really broke your brain.
Not a single shred of truth in any of the nonsense you posted. Just more bitching and crying.Truth hurts, so u have to do personal insults, im just ur fellow gaffer, bro, not ur enemy, what i want is better games, which means less woke, thats pretty normal/based take![]()
Same bro I also donated to Feminist Frequency and Kamala Harris' campaign debt fund. Screw Elon.Bought a copy after I saw Elon and that gremlin grumz getting dunked on. Love to see it.
Their stock price drop is totally injustified and fabricated.Ubisoft has lost ~80% of its value in the last few years. They have to keep selling chunks of the company to Tencent to keep the lights on.
This never has been a problem, most years have been profitable despite to keep increasing their revenue. It is also pretty retarded to say that a company have a problem if they don't perform like Nintendo or EA.Their problem is they have (or have had until recently) almost as many employees as EA and Nintendo combined and produce very little worthwhile to show for it.
Getting better numbers than 99% of the industry and being top 2 in their top selling IP isn't peasant numbers at all.How’s Ubi celebrating peasant numbers like this for a marquee franchise when you have games like Palworld selling 7m copies in a week?
Same bro I also donated to Feminist Frequency and Kamala Harris' campaign debt fund. Screw Elon.
By cleaning out their desks.How’s Ubi celebrating peasant numbers like this for a marquee franchise when you have games like Palworld selling 7m copies in a week?
yea nice try but Ubisoft have more funding and projection than 99.9% of the industry so let’s not make excuses for these middling numbers.Getting better numbers than 99% of the industry and being top 2 in their top selling IP isn't peasant numbers at all.
Palworld is a 1 in a 1000000 extremely rare exception of a one-hit-wonder that won the lottery. That comparision is almost as stupid as to say that Breath of the Wild is a failure because it didn't sell like Minecraft.
So you donated to the CCP. Nice.Bought a copy after I saw Elon and that gremlin grumz getting dunked on. Love to see it.
Bought a copy after I saw Elon and that gremlin grumz getting dunked on. Love to see it.
So you donated to the CCP. Nice.
Huawei Nova Pro. Had to jump through a lot of hoops to get it working on a US carrier but worth it to prove my undying loyalty to China.lol....what device are you posting from right now?
Huawei Nova Pro. Had to jump through a lot of hoops to get it working on a US carrier but worth it to prove my undying loyalty to China.
This never has been a problem, most years have been profitable despite to keep increasing their revenue.
I’m just holding my tongue bc the industry also tried to palm up Veilguard as a success as well and when the actual numbers came out it was a different story.
With the exception of 2023 (they had the big restructuring cleaning the house there with some cancellations, closures plus important delays) pretty good results, to put these numbers into context they make around 2B€/year in revenue:How much profit/loss has Ubisoft made on all that revenue in each of the last five years, and over that period in total?
So they lost about $270m on ~$10bn in revenue over 5 years? You're right, that's great.With the exception of 2023 (they had the big restructuring cleaning the house there with some cancellations, closures plus important delays) pretty good results, to put these numbers into context they make around 2B€/year in revenue:
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I mean....starting to sound like trolls talking about this game non-stop online backfired, they might have marketed this game for free for Ubisoft thinking they'd stop people from buying it or something.
I remember reading some comment where someone made a video about the "outrage" and someone was like "OH shit a new AC is coming out WITH SAMURAI" lol
So...maybe all publicity is good publicity. Let me remind folks, the fake outrage of Far Cry 5, the petitions, the wild amount of videos....resulted in that game becoming the best selling Far Cry in history.
So shit, maybe we need more threads of AC Shadows, more tweets and more videos, doesn't seem to be hurting Ubisoft at the moment as that algorithm is keeping the gaming community in the loop about this game lol .
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Celebrated a day too early. Bummer. Another “rare incel victory” as they sell off to tencent.Bought a copy after I saw Elon and that gremlin grumz getting dunked on. Love to see it.
It seems to be complicated because investing works in many ways. For example, a lot of that investment might go to the types of games you don't like and that's OK. However, the impact of that investment also has indirect benefits like providing jobs to people that might do games that you do like in the future. Also, not everyone is investing in Ubisoft but they might be more inclined to invest in other gaming companies by seeing overall success.Woke games failing makes woke games less attractive to make and makes non-woke games comparatively more attractive to make. I don't think it's too complicated.
Yes, it's a shameUnfortunately in today's world people politicize everything and most of the ones that do are idiots and would laugh at their neighbors house burning down if they didn't agree with their point of view. Until of course it starts to happen to them and then they blame the neighbor for not putting out the fire sooner. You can't reason with individuals like that and they just want everyone but themselves to suffer even if at the end of the day it puts them in a worse position.
That's fine, to each it's own but the impact in the overall industry might hit affect all regardless of taste.To be honest I quite enjoyed seeing Concord and Dragon Age Veilguard flop. The less garbage, the better.
I think I wrote that before reading about Tencent. But still, if they were doing great I don't know if they would need to have Tencent's investment."Justice is forged in the Shadows." lol
They are telling to you it's 2nd top grossing game on a series that sold over 180M copies and where have like way over half a dozen games that sold over 10 or 15M copies. It's only second against a game that sold more than 20M copies.
It isn't bad at all, it's performing very well.
If they would be in trouble Tencent wouldn't have announced today that invest another billion on them and their yearly revenue wouldn't look like this:
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It helps in several ways. For example, when investors look at opportunities they look at overall growth or maybe opportunity (like in installed base). It's more attractive to know there is opportunity for a 100 million installed base where a game could be sold than say 50 million. The more gamers there are the better for everyone.Ubishit only makes garbage recycled games full of microtransactions. Besides that they force their aggressive political agenda in their games.
How does that help gaming at all? Maybe if it goes bankrupt it'll be a clear message that gamers don't want this trash.
It's a numbers game: the more games are being created the better chance there are more games that suit your taste. You don't need to play games you don't like, but it's important that a variety exists so the industry doesn't stop growing and investment stops coming in or is greatly reduced. It's healthier for everyone (not only in gaming but it's a fact for any industry you might think of).No, not always. It depends on the game.
Games like Elden Ring or Baldur's Gate 3 doing well is great for everyone, as they set a high quality bar for the industry to follow, which will benefit players in the future because they'll get more of that.
Shit games with half-baked gameplay, full of MTX and with political agenda pushing doing well benefits who? Not me, that's for sure, because I don't want more games that play poorly and are full of MTX and political shit.
It's hilarious, even more when people are cheering them for itHow’s Ubi celebrating peasant numbers like this for a marquee franchise when you have games like Palworld selling 7m copies in a week?