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Ubisoft Montreal's mandatory return-to-office order reportedly leaves staff in "turmoil"
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Ubisoft was discovered a few years ago to be a sexual harassment ring disguised as a AAA game publisher a scandal about which they've since done nothing to improve matters.
Also they totally abandoned their commitments to limited dark patterns to sell microtransactions, which puts them in the same category of predatory company as John Riccitiello.
ETA I played Far Cry 5 in 2020 during lockdown as a cope. I don't play Ubisoft games anymore. Even the ones I own.