Ubisoft schließt den Assassin’s Creed: Rebellion-Entwickler Halifax Studio nur wenige Wochen nach der Gewerkschaftsgründung – IGN

    https://www.ign.com/articles/ubisoft-shuts-down-assassins-creed-rebellion-developer-halifax-studio-just-weeks-after-it-unionized

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    1. Forming unions in tech is always a bad idea when they can close shop and move elsewhere. Not saying they didn’t have the right but this was predictable.

      Edit: I think people are misunderstanding. It’s not like I don’t think they should be a thing. It’s just that execs will do just what I described. Don’t shoot the messenger.

    2. Yeah that will definitely make me not buy any of their future games. Fuck Ubisoft

    3. FantasySymphony on

      >Ubisoft Halifax began as a branch of Longtail Studios, which was founded in New York City in 2003 by Ubisoft co-founder Gérard Guillemot, with branches in Quebec and Halifax being added in later years. It was best-known for its work on the Rocksmith series, as well as various early mobile and Nintendo DS games. In 2015, Ubisoft acquired Longtail and renamed it Ubisoft Halifax, putting it to work on mobile games such as Assassin’s Creed Rebellion and Rainbow Six Mobile.

      Nobody hates games or the people who make games as much as big gaming companies.

    4. RegardedGentleman on

      Oh look, even more reasons to completely avoid anything that comes out of Ubisoft! Moves like this will ensure that I will badmouth Ubisoft at every opportunity for the rest of my life.

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