The new Ubisoft+ and getting gamers comfortable with not owning their games
The new Ubisoft+ and getting gamers comfortable with not owning their games
Ubisoft has rebranded its subscription offering and introduced a new service for PC players.Ubisoft's main all-singing,…
I suspect this will be a spicy take but I like jumping into Ubisoft+ for a month when they have a big release, playing through and cancelling the sub. It's way cheaper and I'll never play these games again. There's too many great games these days. I used to spend easily 1000-1500 annually on games between console and steam. I don't really buy games anymore so churning between these subs has me spending way less each year and playing way more.
I mostly agree, except Ubisoft doesn't make any games I want to waste time on. I've played them already 10+ years ago. GamePass was pretty good when I was still on Windows, but it doesn't work on Linux. It has a ton more interesting games rather than the same game every time, where 90% of the gameplay is them making you collect stuff for no good reason, which isn't enjoyable.
1000-1500
Wow, you're not a patient gamer.
Not spicy, more „casual gamer take“ since ubisoft games are rather unspectacular and forgettable.
Before netflix you could lend games in a store and bring them back after playing through/testing them.
The concept isnt really a problem neither is your personal opinion. Its just that a lot of peeps (like myself) are more invested in a few titles ans play them over and over. (Minecraft, Factorio. Satisfactory, Dyson Sphere Program, Rim World for example in my case).
Its new, shallow titles against „classics“ so to speak. Like buying shoes ever week that hold a month and ending up with a full wardrobe instead of two pairs that do it for 2 decades.
Paying 1000+ annually on games sounds like you might wanna ask yourself why you do it and what you‘re trying to accomplish btw. Thats a nice house downpaent over 10-15 yrs going down the drain.
In any case, good luck.
Dude, i was about to call you stupid, but just listen. Last 4 AC games intentionally was made with grind barriers and selling customers time capsules. Don't you think they know how you are gonna play and never return? I almost sure, they gonna design their game the way you will just make yourself invested to the story to the end of month, pay for the second one and get back only to find out mediocre continuation and some cliffhanger to return to in the next month aka mmorpg treatment.
Ubisoft games already sales with over a 70% discount within the year of the release, why wouldn't you simply wait to play this mediocrity of gaming industry?
Never said I played Assassin's Creed, honestly I think they're pretty bad. Love Immortals Fenix Rising and it was a perfect, I'm gonna say rental. New Prince of Persia looks like a good fit for this too.
And I want Ubisoft to get comfortable with these torrents and my ridiculously slow download speed but life's a shit house!
Hey ubisoft, you do you.
If I don't own the products you're marketing I'm not giving you a fucking cent. Get fucked.
Personally I believe in supporting good games and practices, which is why I don't buy Ubisoft games. I wouldn't even pirate them because they haven't made anything in the last decade that would even hit my radar.
Ubisoft would first have to make something actually interesting for me to even care about this shit.
Ubisoft has been on my steam block list for a couple years at this point. I almost feel like I've missed something but then I see the money I haven't gifted to them and I feel better.
I think theie plan is to make their stuff so dogshit that people don't even want to get it for free.
Ubisoft hit the point of actively avoid years ago already. Cloud versions of Blizzard games does nothing to change that
Aside from the Scott Pilgrim re-release and Rayman Origins/Legends, I have not been interested by anything Ubisoft has put out in the last like 10-20 years.
They need to diversify their releases before a Ubisoft subscription service is even remotely a good value.
Just adding that I enjoyed the South Park games (stick and butwhole) when they came out, but like you said, Stick of Truth released ten years ago.
I just thought "what does ubisoft even make nowadays?" so I found this list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ubisoft_games:_2020–present
and I'm like, what even is this? None of this looks even remotely interesting
It really depends on your personal tastes. Trackmania is an extremely solid racing game if competitive time trials is your thing, Mario + rabbids is a solid tactics game, brawlhalla is, at least in my opinion, the second best platform fighter on pc, and just dance has its place.
We're entering the 201X years of Netflix actually being a source of including actual content.
It still sucks, hard.
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