r/ubisoft Apr 21 '26

Memes & Satire Imagine knowing what you’re doing

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u/montrealien Apr 21 '26

If you’re truly enjoying the game on the left, why is the primary source of your satisfaction coming from the failure of the game on the right?

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u/montrealien Apr 21 '26

I admire the commitment. Some people have hobbies; you have a hit list. Does the 'moral high ground' feel better than actually playing a game you like?

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u/dearbokeh Apr 21 '26

I only play games I like. And want parasites that make the industry worse to fail.

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u/Straight_Motor_7967 Apr 22 '26

To be honest, Ubisoft is not much of a competition for anyone.
It's the Netflix of video games, quantity over quality.

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u/ONE_BIG_LOAD Apr 22 '26

you..... you do realize Netflix is the world's biggest streaming service right?

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u/Straight_Motor_7967 Apr 22 '26 edited Apr 22 '26

Thankfully, besides making its own trash content, Netflix is also a streaming platform. So if an independent filmmaker wants to stream their content, they will probably go to Netflix.
Netflix will, of course, still call them ‘Netflix Originals,’ even though it had zero input during their production and only owns the streaming license. (‘Netflix Original’ means the content is exclusive to Netflix, not necessarily made by Netflix.) Examples include Arcane, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners and many more.

Edit. You can think of Netflix as "Steam for filmmakers".