What a painfully honest and to the point testament. If I was an Ubisoft executive, that would make me think twice about how we did stuff. Unfortunately, that's not how they think.Phoenix Arrow said:snip
Look, I've always been of the opinion that the people at the top of these big gaming companies are all dicks. If you want to play a game, on the PC at least, you might need to jump through some hoops. It's always been like that and it's worth it for a good game. But you have to draw the line somewhere and this is too much. I'm not going to stand on my soapbox and preach about a boycott. But you and I, Ubisoft. We're done.
Take care. xx
Instead, I'll present my own story, directed at Ubisoft: I too, loved Ubisoft...hell, I still proudly state R6: Vegas2 as my favorite game of all time. But then came the worst DRM possibly imaginable to date, which caused a lot of media mayhem, but you still got away with it and implement it, because you *could*. EA soon followed suit. I guess you always thought this would help your sales, but I can't help believe that it doesn't stop pirates in the least, and at the same time alienates some of the modding crowd. Now with this "comment" about PC ports, well it just seems too obvious that you don't give a damn about the fan base. Even if you didn't think about it in a profit sense, but for a sense of health for the industry, good PR, whatever. First the lousy ports, now no ports at all.
Andy's right, instead of having to worry about boycott, PC gamers are saved from having to worry about this one at all.