2,322 hours of fun, laugh and my youth has officially ended here. That is it, I am quitting as a Y2 veteran (sorta). As far as I can tell, Ubisoft has definitely ran out of ideas, and has trouble dealing with criticism from bugs, glitches, anti-cheat as core experiences to players.
Most importantly, I can see Ubisoft is slowly turning into the form of SOME competing companies, in a bad way. I mean, in what pathetic ways would game devs force players to addict to the game by adding horrible mechanics like the "bAtTlE pAsS" . I am certainly sure this would be Ubi's last on the list if the creative team is at least 69% confident on the contents they are rolling out, and they do not have to beg players for $$$ and playtime like a dog.
I have to admit, I miss the time when we castle the hostage in the Kafe cold storage; I remember there was one round that we matchmaked each other as opponents; I loved (playing) Iana, but I knew that my true love op was never her - and is the long gone Blood Orchid Ela.
Surely, I said that I have loved Siege, but definitely not Ubisoft the company. So goodbye Siege, as for now. Thank you kindly for helping dealing with my depression for the past 3 years.

2,322 hours of fun, laugh and my youth has officially ended here. That is it, I am quitting as a Y2 veteran (sorta). As far as I can tell, Ubisoft has definitely ran out of ideas, and has trouble dealing with criticism from bugs, glitches, anti-cheat as core experiences to players. Most importantly, I can see Ubisoft is slowly turning into the form of [i] SOME [/i] competing companies, in a bad way. I mean, in what pathetic ways would game devs force players to addict to the game by adding horrible mechanics like the [i] "bAtTlE pAsS" [/i]. I am certainly sure this would be Ubi's last on the list if the creative team is at least 69% confident on the contents they are rolling out, and they do not have to beg players for $$$ and playtime like a dog. I have to admit, I miss the time when we castle the hostage in the Kafe cold storage; I remember there was one round that we matchmaked each other as opponents; I loved (playing) Iana, but I knew that my true love op was never her - and is the long gone Blood Orchid Ela. Surely, I said that I have loved Siege, but definitely not Ubisoft the company. So goodbye Siege, as for now. Thank you kindly for helping dealing with my depression for the past 3 years.