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"On Assassin's Creed, we don't disclose units sold"![]()
Again, Ubisoft didn't disclose sales on Valhalla either.
"On Assassin's Creed, we don't disclose units sold"![]()
Again, Ubisoft didn't disclose sales on Valhalla either.
back then when they didn't disclose Valhalla sales number, they had revenue, profit, cash flow numbers to back it up, they were all good, investors didn't really care, stock price going thru the roof
but now, everything in their financial statement is tanking, it's hard to sell that AC Shadows is doing well
Moving the goalposts. Got it.
no, more like whatever goal posts you use, the company finance don't perform
whether you use games sold number (which right now non-existent) or revenue, or profit, or cash flow, the company finance is tanking
I didn't say a thing about company finance my man
AC Shadows unit sold directly affect company finance, because it's the primary source of revenue this past quarter
None of which gives us any indication as to how many units Shadows sold. We know it outperformed Odyssey in players and revenue and that is all.
that still doesn't mean it's good, if Shadows number beat Odyssey only marginally, but they spent 150 million dollar on Odyssey, but spent 250 million on Shadows, that's still bad
I guess we will never know then.
We know the units sold is bad because company revenue/profit/cash flow this past quarter is bad, thus investors bailed the fuck out
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Let's see if the 2 million sold unit can recoup the cost of this:
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I just wish it didn't take months to prove retarded shills wrong.
They can hide, fudge AC Shadows number as much as they want, but the truth has to come out on earning reports and it's not good
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As far as AC Shadows sale number, 2.4 million sold in 2 months. OUCH!!!!
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Damn first one did 8+ million?meanwhile. Valhalla sold like 20 million
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Even worse is that they saw the huge success of Tsushima and thought "damn! people are hungry for this classic samurai games, now is our time! Lets make ours...." and then Ac Shadows happened.Ghost of Tsushima stole the wind from their sails before they even got out of the port. If they were practical they could have used it to springboard themselves into a better position but they played the same hand they always have. Everything else is window dressing.
They made 900mio in Q4!!!!! Lets assume their other stuff made them 300mio as in Q3....than Shadows made them 600mio. As much as I hate to admit it....but thats pretty successful. Its equal to 6-8mio copies sold. I cannot believe that myself, but where else should they get these revenues from?Lol but people claimed it was the best selling Ass Creed game. Another rare incel victory. I think the people working at Ubisoft should search for a new job. The ship is sinking fast.
Shadows blew Odyssey out of the water in terms of Twitch viewership, so you would think the inherent bigger word of mouth would translate to much better CCU on Steam.that still doesn't mean it's good, if Shadows number beat Odyssey only marginally, but they spent 150 million dollar on Odyssey, but spent 250 million on Shadows, that's still bad
Another thing to point is that Valhalla did not come out on Steam until 2 years after release. So every single PC sale within those 2 years, Ubisoft brought home 100% of the revenue. Shadows came out on Steam day-and-date, so the revenue the PC platform brought back to Ubisoft is substantially lower.no, more like whatever goal posts you use, the company finance don't perform
whether you use games sold number (which right now non-existent) or revenue, or profit, or cash flow, the company finance is tanking
Back then they didn't also have a string of flops in Star Wars Outlaws, Frontiers of Pandora, Skull and Bones, and more. Ubisoft's catalog was performing much better in 2021 even excluding AC, so it's not reasonable to expect positive numbers when the whole company is tanking. AC Shadows could be the sole bright spot and they'd still be in the red.back then when they didn't disclose Valhalla sales number, they had revenue, profit, cash flow numbers to back it up, they were all good, investors didn't really care, stock price going thru the roof
but now, everything in their financial statement is tanking, it's hard to sell that AC Shadows is doing well
Back then they didn't also have a string of flops in Star Wars Outlaws, Frontiers of Pandora, Skull and Bones, and more. Ubisoft's catalog was performing much better in 2021 even excluding AC, so it's not reasonable to expect positive numbers when the whole company is tanking. AC Shadows could be the sole bright spot and they'd still be in the red.
Awful comparison.
Another thing to point is that Valhalla did not come out on Steam until 2 years after release. So every single PC sale within those 2 years, Ubisoft brought home 100% of the revenue. Shadows came out on Steam day-and-date, so the revenue the PC platform brought back to Ubisoft is substantially lower.
That's why Valhalla is held in such high regard sales-wise.
Black Flag and Ezio's Trilogy still the best in the series, can't understand how Valhalla sold so much smh...meanwhile. Valhalla sold like 20 million
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The only point being made here about Valhalla, that I'm aware of, was that Ubisoft did not disclose sales numbers for the game. It was already widely know that Valhalla was their most successful AC game to date regardless of whether it was on Steam or not.
Moving the goalposts. Got it.
Really? A month ago? Really? FFS get your head out of your ass, the entire market was down a ton because of Trump's moronic tariffs a month ago and then recovered. This drop is pretty real.Again, it's the same price that it was a month ago... that's a market correction. If you think this was a tank what was the last month? A miraculous month?
Really? A month ago? Really? FFS get your head out of your ass, the entire market was down a ton because of Trump's moronic tariffs a month ago and then recovered. This drop is pretty real.
Too bad AC shadows was pretty good. Better than Valhalla. I wasn't really a fan of the black dude since he couldn't do anything, but it was fun to kill as the chick.
Good lord that's abysmal.
Crazy how much this franchise has done.
What did Mirage do?
Those numbers are entirely made up. Gaffers often push entirely fictional sales figures to support their narrative.Good lord that's abysmal.
Crazy how much this franchise has done.
What did Mirage do?
It is astonishing to see users defending this game when even Ubisoft itself wont disclosure numbers to shareholders...