Ubisoft is a gaming company that makes games. Recently, Ubisoft had said that the Skull and Bones game will be a Quad-A AAAA game of the gaming industry. But the surprising thing is that after the release of this game, people did not like it and it could not live up to the expectations of the people. The game was then heavily criticized, leading to widespread criticism for Ubisoft. Surprisingly, Ubisoft still didn't abandon the term Quad-A. Many people have trolled him for this, and everyone finds it very strange. I think he should prove himself again by improving the game further. Instead of talking, they should focus more on improvement, where the mistake was made and what needs to be improved.
When I investigated this, I found another interesting thing: Krasimira Yakovlieva's Linkedin profile stated that she has 13 years of experience in developing AAAA Games. The surprising thing is that it was originally public, but they later edited it. This is very strange. Tech4Gamers spotted this and shared it on social media, which then went viral. If he changed what he had written himself, It's a matter of trust, and people are losing it. Ubisoft may have thought people wouldn't notice, but they are constantly monitoring every word and every activity.
When I looked into why people were arguing so much about this, people were saying this that if If Assassin's Creed Shadows had been called Quad A, there wouldn't have been so much backlash. There wouldn't have been so much trolling. Because people love Shadow so much. Many of shadow fans are emotionally attached . That's why people believe it. Because this Shadow was far ahead of the best-selling new releases of 2025. But the limit was reached when Mirage was also called Quad A. This made everyone laugh. Everyone started making fun of this and there was a lot of debate, mockery and trolling on social media. Everyone has been talking about it ever since. It's being talked about everywhere, it's being made fun of.
People made fun of this Assassin’s Creed Mirage game because It wasn't as compact and focused as the older Assassin's Creed games. Therefore, it didn't live up to expectations. Due to which he did not like it at all. People were saying that the game makers initially made big claims but the game was nothing. People themselves are saying that Mirage was supposed to be an extension of Valhalla, but it was turned into a separate project. They had high hopes for this game, but all hopes were dashed. It didn't turn out as I had hoped, because I also thought it would be better than Shadow. But let's see what happens. The truth has finally come out. People aren't expecting much from it now.
I think there's no need for terms like Quad A. I'm saying this because you should also consider carefully that major gaming industry companies like Ubisoft's, EA's, Activision's games fall into the AAA category. You're likely familiar with this. When these gaming companies promote their games with the title Quad A, they're claiming they're the best. Doing this puts a lot of pressure on the company's game developers. This then leads to high expectations from the game. The pressure can prevent the developers from focusing properly, and some elements are missing from the game. And the game doesn't live up to people's expectations. I believe these companies shouldn't praise themselves too much. Instead, they should quietly work on improving the game more than they'll say. And we should gather feedback. Only if players have a good gaming experience will this game remain a constant in the gaming industry.
The profile screenshot of the producer of the gaming company is going viral on all social media and people are making fun of it. As soon as it went viral, they removed all the Quad A labels from the Assassin's Creed game. This suggests to me that these terms were not intended for the general public. That's why they removed it as soon as it went viral. And this might be used internally within Ubisoft's company so that some games like the Assassin's Creed series can be given more importance than all the other games. This could be because they did so after the success of Shadow. However, it failed to live up to expectations.
I'm surprised that such a large gaming company, Ubisoft, is so forcefully pushing its games in the Quad A term. It's calling it that. But Ubisoft seems to have forgotten this. Players don't care about these terms; what matters most to them is the quality of the game and the gaming experience. So, don't just make the game look good from the outside, don't show off, but put quality into the game. Making the gameplay experience smooth is the most important thing. So, I'd say these companies should focus more on improving the gaming experience than on these fancy labels. Because players just want a great and smooth gaming experience. Because when I play a game on my console, I simply check to see if it's playing smoothly and if there are any glitches. Most importantly, I'm looking at the gameplay experience. For me, the quality of the game and the gaming experience matter more.
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