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VR HMD | Valve Index |
Coming here after further developments.
Guillemot still seems insistent on keeping with the live service/season pass scheme, but hopefully, hopefully, the huge dip in revenue when they drop the next slop title will clue them in that they're doing it wrong.
I still lack trust in Ubisoft as a publisher to not have its shareholders grip the wheel at all times (businesses get absolutely rotted by this, please understand that 'sustainable' is not a word in these people's lexicon) but this could represent a change in paradigm for Ubi at the very least if the new AC does well compared to SW: Outlaws.We are departing from the traditional Season Pass model. All players will be able to enjoy the game at the same time on February 14 and those who preorder the game will be granted the first expansion for free.
Guillemot still seems insistent on keeping with the live service/season pass scheme, but hopefully, hopefully, the huge dip in revenue when they drop the next slop title will clue them in that they're doing it wrong.