The publisher of Assassin’s creed Ubisoft has been whipped for announcing a brand an upcoming subscription-based service
Ubisoft has been slammed in recent days by its fans over the announcement of the launch of a subscription-based service.
The publisher of Assassin’s Creed has made a number of news lately, including the outrageous early access price of Assassin’s Creed Shadows, as also a subscription program centered on its most popular series.
Watch the trailer for the Assassin’s Creed: Shadows game below.
Ubisoft has already an existing subscription program, Ubisoft+, which provides access to an extensive selection of titles. It’s available as part of the Xbox Game Pass subscription if you already have it.
This isn’t enough The publisher has recently launched a second subscription service with this one for the popular shooting game for first persons Rainbow Six Siege.
Rainbow Six Siege has seen an increase in new and returning players in recent times, mostly because of the popularity of influencers and streamers who continue to play often online. The game has also spawned a number of video clips that have gone viral and on YouTube due to.
As if they’re leveraging the popularity, Ubisoft recently announced R6 Membership. It will be available in June. It will cost approximately $10 per month.
The company promises Premium Battle-Pass membership, exclusive skins, and additional goodies. However, the moment it was revealed on stage during a recent concert and the audience was astonished by the massive cheers.
People who were not in attendance posted their reactions via social media, for instance in the Reddit post by Cookie_Masterson89.
A fan commented “I f***ing hate this trend how every game not only needs a battle pass but also a subscription service to milk the player base even more.”
A third added “Everything must be slowed down. All things must stop becoming rapidly worse all the time.”
One of the players finally declared “They keep this s**t up and i’m gonna start going outside again.”
As you can see the fans aren’t content.
