Sounds a lot like you're on a dry spell. I'd recommend Thailand or Madagascar.Its actually whole purpose of human species- to survive, hell afaik all living beings have same main purpose- survival of the species/passing on their genes
U think men become rich/established to stay celibate? And imagine men at 18 had similar access to sex as women at 18 have(aka tens of milions of options even if u are avg looks/0 status/wealth/bad personality etc), we would just keep drinking and fucking, or do some low income job, not go to the gym, not buy nice clothes etc.
Men do majority of their activity in order to have higher chance to fuck and later to have enough resources to provide for their family, women spend crazy amounts in the beuaty industry to be able to fuck higher quality men and retain them
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No ty, im from eastern europe, women still look hot here, at least when they are in their 20sSounds a lot like you're on a dry spill. I'd recommend Thailand or Madagascar.
We have a solo Mom hunter here, must feel good to pay child suport for a child that aint yours.It's more about social stability and concern for the child than fairness to the man. Without the other man to link the child to, the system doesn't know how to reward the woman for being a skank without breaking its own mind in an impossible paradox.
Didn't sold well enough if they are still in trouble and shadows was supposed to be the saviour.
Fairly certain that SIE has offices in MENA as well. But from the 3P publishers, I think Ubisoft is the only one that has offices, yes.Isn't Ubisoft essentially the only major western publisher with an established physical office in the MENA region? While Tencent have an office in Dubai but they are a chinese company.
Assassin's Creed is definitely bigger than Ghost tbh. The name has real cachet amongst normies (as we've seen with Shadows' success).They also have an additional 2.3 billion in debt and massive opex. They have a 1.2 debt to equity ratio. They're also in a difficult position where downsizing isn't easy. The amount of severance pay you'll have to dole out is immense.
The perfect reason to be skeptical of these IP is as mentioned in that reddit post. Ghost of Tsushima an original IP is just as popular if not more so than Assassin's Creed. Why buy something if you can make something better yourself?
They've definitely overstretched and overhired.Also, the fact that they've posted losses in 3 financial years since 2020. Even worse that this year was a loss considering Shadows launched.
I am sure someone could find a way to make Tom Clancy, Far Cry and Ass Creed profitable but the Guillemot family want to retain control and evidently they're completely retarded, who would want to work with such fools.
Assassin's Creed is definitely bigger than Ghost tbh. The name has real cachet amongst normies (as we've seen with Shadows' success).
Just on Tuesday my brother was asking me when the next Division is coming out.
Glad you know that was an oversimplification.Ubisoft still has massive equity with people, they just need to improve quality and reduce costs (oversimplification yes, but that's what it boils down to).
One thing that could interest a buyer imo is how quickly you can scale-up as a publisher if you buy Ubi. They have so many studios going that they could easily launch 3-5 new IPs every year without losing pace on their big IPs.
The game sold well and was reviewed well.
AC sold over 200m units.Ghost of Tsushima sold over 10 million copies in its first outing and that's before it hit PC. It's already over 13 million and will climb even further when Yotei comes out and when the movie and anime come out... meanwhile Assassins Creed is diminishing even as a multiplatform day 1 game.
I shared this with him the following day lol, life works in strange ways sometimes.What did you tell your brother?
It is, but also all turnaround plans revolve around these two concepts when you think about it.Glad you know that was an oversimplification.
It's very daunting to take over, I think only a sovereign investment fund or like Blackrock could even fathom take over Ubi, and even then they aren't guaranteed to not fail at running it either.The scale is half the problem...
Then buy it.Look at this list of most selling franchises.
Assassin's Creed. Just Dance. Tom Clancy's. Far Cry. Rayman. Prince of Persia. Watch Dogs.
Currently valued at the market capitalization of a ripe $1.36 Billion.
Seems like a no-brainer for any prospective buyer.
I.... just want a new Splinter Cell. But to get $1.36 Billion with gofundme is a hm kinda big challenge.
I mean its less of a challenge than Ubisoft getting a good publisher again, but it's still a challenge!