
PS4Daily: "Ubisoft’s wanting to “avoid all debates and stuff” completely backfired — we’re talking more about Assassin's Creed Unity than ever before."

CWA Canada will “pursue every legal recourse” to protect our members at Ubisoft Halifax after the company announced today that it is shutting down the operation just three weeks after workers voted to unionize.

70 roles are affected at the Assassin’s Creed Rebellion studio.
Very sad news shame on Ubisoft, Also whats going on with the n4g website the webpages have issues loading for the past 2 months?
Funny how these sudden mass firings at major studios where employees unionized have nothing to do with union busting. Must be just a coincidence that it happens exactly the same way every single time.
Can't hate corporations enough. Society has such low standards, and when people wake up to it and try to push positive change that's when you realize the rich are the root of most our problems. Honestly so tiring to see just how much more comfortably we can all live and see others actively push against it.

VGC: "We tried Ubisoft’s in-game cloud AI project."
I don't get how having people cancel their pre-orders and influencing negative views towards the game and Ubisoft is good PR, this theory makes no sense.
You really think Ubisoft planned this out prior and wanted this bad press?
I honestly remember arguing with people who said literally the exact same thing about Microsofts DRM.
i'm more interesting in the world we'll be playing in. having a town that feels "alive" with so many AI cant be an easy task.
i'd much rather have better gameplay and a more interactive environment over gimping some stuff just to jump it up to 1080p
lol no, just no
Who cares people will still buy it. Let's all whine about it and still buy the game, that will teach em.
Stop pretending like you guys are outraged, because if you were you would not buy it.
pfft.