You really don’t understand that the people who throw money at Ubi’s standard crap and people who 2d Metroidvania games are mostly different people with different values? The CoD/Fifa/Assassin Creed crowd clearly don’t give a fuck about shitty, intrusive launchers and kernel level anti-cheat.
Meanwhile, lovers of Metroidvania games looked at Prince of Persia and it’s competition (games like Nine Sols) and chose one that didn’t install malware on their computer.
I get that you want that to be true, but there is really no indication that this is the case. There are a lot of elements in Ubisoft’s recent issues, but there is no good suggestion that any of that train of thought lines up with what we’re seeing here.
More to the point, even if it was, all that suggests for Ubi as a course of action is to keep doing what they’re doing. I mean, maybe launch on Steam day one, but… yeah, if you monetize the big games better and the fans of the small games won’t cut you a break for making them… just don’t make them.
You really don’t understand that the people who throw money at Ubi’s standard crap and people who 2d Metroidvania games are mostly different people with different values? The CoD/Fifa/Assassin Creed crowd clearly don’t give a fuck about shitty, intrusive launchers and kernel level anti-cheat.
Meanwhile, lovers of Metroidvania games looked at Prince of Persia and it’s competition (games like Nine Sols) and chose one that didn’t install malware on their computer.
I get that you want that to be true, but there is really no indication that this is the case. There are a lot of elements in Ubisoft’s recent issues, but there is no good suggestion that any of that train of thought lines up with what we’re seeing here.
More to the point, even if it was, all that suggests for Ubi as a course of action is to keep doing what they’re doing. I mean, maybe launch on Steam day one, but… yeah, if you monetize the big games better and the fans of the small games won’t cut you a break for making them… just don’t make them.
My point stands either way.