Ubisoft was having terrible releases year after year. We rallied together and put together Black Flag Resynced. But before the game was even out, Ubisoft pulled the plug on our team, and laid off 50 workers. Since then some of us have banded together to form a team and make a Steam game.
I genuinely don’t understand how this game is supposed to be enjoyable anymore. I’m in Gold and it feels like every other match has somebody using some kind of aim assist, recoil script, XIM/Cronus setup, or some other bullshit.
You’ll watch somebody have absolutely ridiculous recoil control and instantly lock onto people, and then you’re sitting there wondering how the hell you’re supposed to compete legitimately.
The worst part is that it’s happening in Gold. This isn’t even supposed to be some insane high-level lobby. I’m just trying to play ranked and have a good time, but instead I’m constantly questioning whether the person killing me is actually legit.
At this point, I understand why people start thinking, “If everyone else is cheating, why the fuck should I play fair?” I’m not saying cheating is the answer, but Ubisoft is making legitimate players feel like they’re at a disadvantage for actually following the rules.
I just want to play Siege, improve, rank up, and have fun without wondering whether the guy who just deleted me is actually playing the game or running some bullshit behind the scenes.
Siege has gotten to the point where being a legitimate player feels like the disadvantage.
Anyway, I just needed to rant real quick. 😂
i get that every game will have cheaters but 80% of the matches i get into shouldnt have cheaters.
every match i load into there’s always a cheater im vsing or one that’s on my team.
more specifically these people are using a strike pack, xim, or cronus.
it’s gotten so bad that i don’t even want to play this game anymore, it’s hell at the moment. unless you guys and your 700 million dollar net worth fix the cheating problem i dont want to play your game!
[Link] (https://youtu.be/_sU85yZnNMI)
Title: The Witcher 3 Remake just embarrassed Modern Gaming
Summary: The free update with CDPR garners more interest with good storytelling and more to enjoy from combat for an 11 year old game to show that people will enjoy something new.
Comparing that to Black Flag shows that people have to find something more powerful than nostalgia to enjoy games they grew up with.
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[Capcom continues to have success] (https://www.ign.com/articles/capcom-is-making-more-money-than-ever-before-and-its-forecast-even-better-to-come)
> Capcom’s success comes during one of the toughest times for the video game industry in recent memory, with a number of high-profile studio closures, thousands of job losses, and a raft of canceled projects.
[Dormant IP is finding ways to grow] (https://www.player.one/capcom-reviving-old-ips-following-onimusha-way-swords-success-164072)
>According to Capcom, "In addition to regularly releasing major new titles each year, Capcom is focusing on re-activating IPs that haven't had a new title launch recently. The company is working to further maximize corporate value by leveraging its rich library of content, including this title."
As such, Ubisoft is lagging behind one of the more dominant publishers currently who continues to have success.
Crimson Desert has had so much success with Ubisoft falling so badly that [Ubisoft is copying the Crimson Desert strategy for Black Flag] (https://wccftech.com/ubisoft-copies-crimson-deserts-playbook-assassins-creed-black-flag-resynced-ditches-roadmap/)
>Although its release was marred by the layoffs at Ubisoft Barcelona, the team responsible for the game's underwater stages and water tech, among other things, there's no denying that Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is already a smashing success, selling over 2 million copies on the first day of availability. As such, it's not surprising to learn that Ubisoft has some post launch plans for the game, but what is surprising is that they will follow the example set by Crimson Desert, ditching a set roadmap for community feedback.
Seems that Ubisoft is finally realizing there's a new road for success even as their competitors zoom past them.
Ubisoft really flopped on this AAAA experience. The game is a waste of money, do not buy it at all
