The Biggest Gaming Flop of 2024 - Skull And Bones

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[crooks]

Instead of players being comfortable with not owning games, they’re uncomfortable that they own this game

[dagoth]

It’s kinda funny that we don’t even have to boycott Ubisoft they just do it for us

[PSIgmr]

I remember people saying in response the not owning games thing that Ubisoft needed to get comfortable with not making money and well I guess that has come to fruition

[creterb]

It would've been funny if it was the most pirated game they ever had

[orangnejones]

Concord and Skull and Bones need to have a collab

[moonwolfproductionsans]

If buying isn't owning, then pirating isn't stealing...

How good it fits saying that over a game with pirates

[Rough_Buff_Alt]

I remeber worrying that it would kill sea of theives lmao

[arpds]

ubisoft needs to go back to making offline single player games

[megamace]

Oh wait, I remember seeing ads about this

...this game came out? I had no idea

[MasonGrainger-sq]

Ubisoft is a prime example of what happens when you care more about money than the quality of your games

[TubaTyler]

It took them 10 years to make a game that is just the ship mechanics from AC Black Flag, a game from 2013. Would've been cool if they let you actually be pirates and not only be able to control the ship when you're in the world

[zds]

You know what else is







TAPER FADE

[piggy_animationz]

Ubisoft is just falling as a whole and flash back to when they said cyberpunk 2077 would be the first AAAA game

[Blobtic]

Considering how AAA games have been going this is what i would expect from a ubisoft AAAA game

[NotBishopp]

"You will own Nothing and you will be happy" is becoming a more and more realistic statement as the years go by.

[AutisticScholar]

Good. All of the financial failures in gaming in the past few years better serve as a wake up call to all of these companies that the players control what's successful and what's a good decision and not them.

[evenlock]

Really ironic that their big release after proclaiming that “players should get comfortable with not owning games” is a game where you’re a pirate; it’s like they’re predicting the future of gaming

[bruhmoment]

The effects of fortnite and its monetization system have been a tragedy for modern gaming

[The_Fire_Knight]

Don't forget that on console you have to pay for the console specific subscription to even play after you bought the game

[ghostypei]

I'm comfortable not owning THIS game