Thank God for the other AAA Companies not giving those kinds of excuses huh.
I am exposing myself everyday by going to work because we are an essential business so don't you go playing that cheap card you love to show the forum just because you are too close to them. If other Companies like IW, R*, etc, can push good updates every so often, there is no excuse why the studio in charge of Breakpoint can't fix 1 item at least every month. And NO, saying that it is fixed is not the same a being actually fixed.
But the update is more than just the "fixes" listed. Here we are just a few short weeks after Ubi finally ******g says out loud that they intend to better communicate and *poof* out of thin ******g air is this "inadequate" update. No details on it prior to it going live. No posts leading up to it. Not even a "hey, we've got a very small hot fix coming."Originally Posted by AI BLUEFOX Go to original post
So maybe calling it a "slap in the face" is "inappropriate". Maybe we should just call it exactly what it is:
"TU 2.0.3 - more evidence that Ubiparis is managed by and staffed with, incompetent lying *******s."
Yep. Going to work every day. Actually, putting in extra hours.Originally Posted by FCacGRdvWD Go to original post
Under the circumstances it is reasonable to push out a tiny update especially in the brutal state France is currently in. Unfortunately it is gonna take more than the Coronavirus to excuse the continuously disrespectful and poor decisions that Ubisoft has committed these past years and in terms of this game. The developers have promised to overhaul the game since Breakpoints release in October and they have not only ignored most of the community's responses and feedback, but they have actually not held up to their end of the deal and pushed out small bare minimum updates. I am a microbiologists, working full-time at a hospital, pursuing an MD. One thing I have to say is I don't understand the struggles developers undergo when making a video game since it is out of my scope of profession, but I understand it is hard/ time-consuming process. However I have to say that they have not been very professional about their errors and turned their back on the consumer. Something I've had struggle throughout my career, as I had explain to a lot of patients in critical conditions hard situations and even owning up to the short comings of either me or my staff in dire situations. I have to say that it is hard especially when your job depends on it and I know many of you may also have careers that might share similar or even worse scenarios. And there is a fact here, the developers knew what they were doing pushing out this game in a half baked state, they heard the feedback and complaints from the consumers. They have chosen to be silent and unprofessional, in something I would say to be a less dire job. I might be a little picky or anal on the subject of professionalism or respect, but I know a lot of people can agree that the developer's responses have been very poor and has severed their connection with their consumers. Hence I think this update could be considered a slap in the face to the community because the only thing substantial they have brought into the game since launch is the immersive mode and they have taken very little ownership or communication of their short comings, with no explanation on what's happening. If they said we can't provide any updates or we will be limited to the amount of updates then that's okay. You know it's like ordering a PC during the Coronavirus Outbreak and the only things that arrive are the screws of the PC with no explanation. You would be mad? Yes. Why because they didn't explain anything to you all you're getting here is the screws with no PC, you wouldn't be mad if the PC Company were to send you an email saying "we can't send the PC over due to export constraints, we can only have a near by facility send you over some screws for the PC during this time, export restrictions will be lifted in 3 months". SimpleOriginally Posted by AI BLUEFOX Go to original post