Ubisoft interested in EA Access like program, thinks it's good for publisher brands

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DerNebel said:

I'm baffled at all the naivety some people are showing here "Oh, it's just an option", "Don't like it don't use it", what have these publishers done to deserve this level of trust?

We are talking about a company that is right now refusing to let reviewers review their newest game prior to launch and another company that purposely hid graphics settings in the PC version of their last big game and that is not content with releasing a cross gen game, no they release two entries of AC this year one for last and one for current gen, so people ideally, for Ubisoft, buy both versions.

What have these companies done, that I should trust them and just say "welp whatever, they aren't locking away content here, so it's purely optional"? They aren't locking away content YET (well EA is locking away demos already, but I mean real ingame content), who's to say that they won't start doing it soon to get subsciptions up?

I personally have no fucking interest in a game industry where everytime I want to get a new game, I have to get a subscription too, just to have access to all its content. Seriously, fuck that.

The plot is a certain company would like nothing more than any thing to see the game console industry go away.

It was never about trying to build it into as a core part of its company, its about trying to make the gamers return to the gate toll for all games to be design, distribution, and use one Operating system, one Eco system one platform to be the only platform for gamers to have the most upto date games made for the most widely used OS, but the ironic thing is now there is more than just one Eco system OS.

 

That main point is new games  are being made for that OS an being included not excluded with no driver support so as to be, if you want the most upto date OS drivers for your computer please step up to the Window.  

Now its just as viable with market share and mind share enough that the idea of killing this market to reduce competition may end of more of a problem because now Steam OS is being positioned into the market to be the main OS for new games to be made for another OS and not just only a certain companies OS and this OS is open Source for with Valve being the head toll gate position.

 

and that one company.

 

May now have to be looking through a window looking in, instead of looking out.