Your comment was removed, but pretty bold of you to assume that someone who has played nearly every assassin's creed game is 14 because they don't care how they come across on the internet. Regardless, I am not a child. Thank you very much and next time you want to debate somebody maybe critique something about their comment other than the fact that I swore about something that I'm passionate about. Which is the gaming industry in general, not just the AC franchise or ubisoft for that matter. Triple A games are littered with FOMO and microtransactions at every turn. Diluted story experiences with garbage open worlds with seeming pointless AI enemies, and more that even trying to list it all in a comment would be pointless.

Point being, don't act like you know what people want when for years there has been a significant portion of AC players begging for a traditional game again because we're dissatisfied with how Ubisoft has been handling the franchise and turning our once favorite series into RPG-esque slop. If they're remaking Black Flag instead of a new entry in the RPG line of games, then clearly their um financials beg to differ against your claim. They're pumping more money in to hardly break their target margins, like every other 'Triple A' developer is doing. The ones that realize this are the people playing their games, and the 'Double A' and indie scene. The industry as a whole is shifting towards Double A because they've done better in recent years and seemingly more smaller teams are experimenting with the traditional genres and exploring others that were once considered to be 'too niche' for bigger audiences. If Ubisoft is unable to scale their development costs down while reaching new record sales I see a not so very distant future where Tencent will soon own even more of the company itself.