>>15329156
>If you think they can, how can they?
By doing the exact opposite of what they're doing now.
>Ubisoft
<The minority and feminism pandering is more than blatant, every story driven game of theirs is full of agenda pushing nonsense. Had their games be solid gameplay some might be able to look past it, but they don't even have that going for them. Their games are jank and buggy as fuck out of the game and just plain casual shit you play once, to completion if you somehow manage to not get bored to death, and then forget about. 0 depth.
<Their two multiplayer only games, R6 Siege and For Honor, saw some potential when they had this weird period where they seemed to have a sudden spark of clarity about not running them into the ground with horrible micro-transactions and other shit. Nevertheless For Honor was a disaster throughout the first year and still struggles to recover and Siege is well past its peak and on its decline, the fact that they're going full censorship on what people say ingame just makes it more clear.
>Activision
<Frankly I hardly pay attention to them anymore. They love money just like every other big publisher, but they only make normalfag games like CoD and that's fine in my opinion. They stick to what thy know and I won't have to bother with them. That's the image I have of them. Don't know if that's accurate.
>EA
<Irredeemable. There's no room for recovery whatsoever even if someone inside that hellhole tried.
>Konami
<lolpachinko
Going by this, Ubisoft could have the most to gain from unfucking themselves, it's clear they still have talent in their dev teams, but I don't see it happening. Their French diversity pozz is running too deep, making every potentially good game they push out inevitably a sad waste of potential.
If they were to do so, however, they would need to fire every person that worked on writing the story for all their games the last few years and hire actually competent writers and stop trying to ride the diversity wagon. Some better QA couldn't hurt either because for an AAA studio their games have a reputation of being shamefully buggy.