Ubisoft is probably the best AAA gaming company.

[Arceal]

I know I am stirring up a hornets nest by saying this, but I used to hate Ubi and the Uplay program even more.

This is literally the only AAA company that cares about their games. They genuinely do. Name another company that cares even a little about previous titles that flopped in the beginning. Literally every other company would drop the game, and immediately start working on "For Honor 2" instead of fixing the old game.

Granted Ubi can be critiqued just as much as any other company, but they seem to care about the game and not as much about the money.

[Hannya]

They went through quite a redemption arc in my opinion but sadly the "LUL ♥♥♥ goobisoft" circlejerk is still going as strong as ever

[Arceal]

Messaggio originale di PatMaximum:

They went through quite a redemption arc in my opinion but sadly the "LUL ♥♥♥ goobisoft" circlejerk is still going as strong as ever

They did for me as well. I used to like EA more than Ubi. Now EA is literally on everyone (including myself) "do not buy" list. I think Ubi really does care about their games.

[HotBurritoInColdRoom]

Yep they are.
Looks at their streams every week. Look at all this content. New fighters and etc. And all of this you can gett for free. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, week ago you can get game for FREE. Devs still has problems with game, but somehow they trying to fix them. Gj ubi, for real.

[NeuroticSlav]

I can agree to that they sure are better than most AAA companies but there still lots of problems with them mainly their servers no matter how much you love them you cant deny how trash they are in this area.

[[ICM] Keyser Söze]

Nice b8 m8

[TomGoodwrenchSK]

Hahahahaha .... no.

[Eppela]

Agree with OP, playing since beta it’s incredible how the devs actually care about the game and what the community thinks!

[Taki]

Well you're half right half wrong. Ubi has some of the most passionate devs I have seen and they really care about making their games enjoyable, but at the same time these devs have their corporate overlords at their necks, who are EA level of greedy and want to take part in all the money grabbing practices there are. This is partly why for honor gets called pay2win. Every pay2win mechanic is inside the game as per corporate mendate. The devs made it as unviable as possible.

BTW they didn't made for honor 2, because it would have flopped without fixing the brand name first. The first few months this game was hot garbage thanks to some overlords not wanting to pay for servers or give devs enough time to really finish. Noone would want to buy hot garbage 2 especially of a very niche game

[Queen dumb bitch]

nintendo and ubisoft, bout the only companies i can think of that cares about their games

POSSIBLY bathesda

[NeuroticSlav]

Messaggio originale di Pretty Lil' Thang:

nintendo and ubisoft, bout the only companies i can think of that cares about their games

POSSIBLY bathesda

Bethesda cares and they sure have lots good of ideas but they never make it in time to feed corporate ♥♥♥♥♥ and release game half cooked of they really wanted.

[jmoyano92]

Ubisoft = Good ideas ruined in implementation. Always.

[A Wizard is never late]

Ubisoft is a professional Indie company at best. They dont make AAA games at all. lol

[Uniique TwiisT]

Larian Studios, gives out free DLC to their game owners and gives them free updates along with new content all the time, Divinity Original Sin 2 is so beautiful

[Firerodan16]

Messaggio originale di Uniique TwiisT:

Larian Studios, gives out free DLC to their game owners and gives them free updates along with new content all the time, Divinity Original Sin 2 is so beautiful

Larian Studios isnt AAA,OP was asking for another AAA Company better than Ubisoft.
I do admit Larian Studios is a good company.Sadly they arent an AAA Company(Wish they were though.)

Messaggio originale di Taki:

This is partly why for honor gets called pay2win. Every pay2win mechanic is inside the game as per corporate mendate.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2y8Sx4B2Sk

[| TajMahBalls |]

Meh. Indie company that pretends it's triple A