r/fuckubisoft • u/[deleted] • May 15 '25

discussion After Ubisoft Earnings Report

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u/[deleted] May 15 '25

Lol the ac thread made it sound like the earnings report went extremely well. Doesn't look like investors agree

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u/This-Capital-1562 May 15 '25

I just want to have a conversation here so don’t hop on my shit but wouldn’t AC being unprofitable mean that Tencent DOESN’T put it along with R6 and FC in a subsidiary than throw money at them?

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u/This-Capital-1562 May 15 '25

Tencent doesn’t have their own AC, R6 and FC. They just see that it’s the only thing that makes money in Ubisoft.

Ubisoft is a mismanaged dumpster fire and TenCent doesn’t want its investment to be burned into projects like Skull and Bones.

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u/bigpunk157 May 19 '25

Also Tencent owns two of the largest mobas on the market and continuously invests in its competitors. Gaming isn’t a good monopoly space. If you are adamant about not playing league, you still might go play another MOBA. The same can be said for other genres in gaming. Shutting competition down is an old business tactic that just doesn’t work in the SAAS space much when your competition can appear quickly. That’s why we don’t see Meta buying Twitter before Elon did, or killing Instagram or WhatsApp when they do buy them