168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint had some hype in the run-up to its release that quickly fizzled out upon launch. Whatever positive aspects existed in the game were tremendously overshadowed by how buggy, broken, and bland the experience was. Something went terribly wrong in development and the end result was a gꦅame that no one should have to suffer through. In a preಌss release today, publisher Ubisoft acknowledged the disappointing launch of the game and subsequently delayed all of its upcoming major releases to avoid a similar situation.
In the press release, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot said, "For Ghost Recon Breakpoint, while the game's quality appeared on track – based on E3, Gamescom, previews and our latest internal playtests –, critical reception and sales during the game's first weeks were very disappointing." Vowing to continue supporting and refining the title, Ubisoft subsequently revealed it would be delaying Watch Dogs Legion, Rainbow Six Quarantine, and Gods & Monsters until the next fiscal year begins.
"We have decided to postpone the releases of Gods & Monsters, Rainbow Six Quarantine, and Watch_Dogs Legion until🙈 2020-21. While each of these games already has a strong identity and high potential, we want our teams to have more development time to ensure that their respective innovations are perfectly implemented so as to deliver optimal experiences for players."
Due to the relative failure of Breakpoint (and decreased spending in The Division 2), Ubisoft has adjusted its fiscal targets for the current year and next year. With five major titles planned for the next year -one likely being a new Assassin's Creed entry-, the company hopes to r𝓰ebou𒐪nd by bringing a higher level of quality to its future titles.
It's never happy news to see a game fail, but at least Ubisoft seems to be learning a lesson here. Breakpoint had some potential to be a decent title but was clearly rushed out to market to capitalize on the current "live-service" trend. If given some more time in the oven, maybe it could have been a sequel that did the series' legacy proud. It might be too late to turn that particular game around, but at least Watch Dogs won't suffer a similar fate.
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