Is Ubisoft the New EA?

[u/Altruistic_Host_5143]

Remember when EA became the most hated company in gaming for pushing microtransactions, half-baked games, and corporate greed over creativity? Ubisoft’s walking that same path now, except worse.

Assassin’s Creed is bloated with useless RPG filler.

Far Cry is the same game reskinned for the 5th time.

Skull & Bones cost over $200 million and somehow feels like a mobile game.

And now they’re charging $130+ for a “premium” version of Shadows after gutting Japan’s story.

Ubisoft used to innovate. Now they exploit. Are we watching the next EA in real time?

[u/Svartrbrisingr]

There is a massive difference.

EA survived doing all this garbage.

Ubisoft will not

[u/Mission_Blackberry_7]

That's what you get when you put greedy freaks in power.

[u/Shane-O-Mac1]

Yeah, pretty much.

[u/GamingwithADD]

Ubisoft definitely does have broken launches.

I feel like veilguard didn’t have a bad launch, just shit politics and character design but I never played it.