Assassin's creed could become an online service game. iNewstelegraph

Assassin’s Creating Games have typically been autonomous (and often solitary) issues, but Ubisoft is prepared to change all that. Bloomberg’s sources claim Ubisoft, is developing Assassin’s Creed’s infinity, a project that converts the alternative story series into a live online service as Grand Theft Auto Online. Instead of playing mainly by yourself in a historical period, you will routinely join other players in “multiple environments” that would grow and evolve over time. You would have a reason to continue playing (and continue paying) for a long time, where AC is currently based largely on DLC and frequent sequelae to stay fresh.

While there would be individual games tied to infinity with its own appearance, everyone would be linked together, the sources said.

Ubisoft confirmed that the infinite exists, but it would not explain the game in detail. It is intended to please fans who want a “more cohesive approach” to the game universe, the company said.

However, agitation in the company could threaten the project. Ubisoft recently unified his teams from the city of Montreal and Quebec to help the Crets of Assassin through a shared talent. While that could strengthen the quality of each version, Quebec will lead the franchise, a problem when that study and Montreal have had bitter rivalries sometimes.

More importantly, there are concerns that Ubisoft has not fully addressed the claims of misconduct that led the company firing its creative director and certain study leaders. A spokesman said Ubisoft had investigated all the claims and took the appropriate measures, but the Bloomberg contacts said that the managers accused of abuse were maintained in senior roles and that employees reported racism and sexism that was not being addressed .

That, in turn, could limit Ubisoft’s resources for infinity. While the poaching of studies, near Ubisoft Montreal is a problem, misconduct affirmations have also led to more employees jump from the location. Simply speaking, Ubisoft may need to redouble your efforts to eliminate toxic behavior if you are going to preserve the talent you need to produce your best work.

Update: Ubisoft, in response to claims of misconduct, said that “seriously takes the allegation seriously and carries out a series of investigations during the last year directed by independent third parties that take fast and appropriate actions based on their outcome, Including warnings, the elimination of administrative responsibility or dismissal “. Although he refused to go into detail, he said that “any employee who had allegations and staying in Ubisoft has had his case rigorously revised by a third and exonerated or underwent appropriate disciplinary actions.”