育碧的争议事件

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• A government investigation into Ubisoft Singapore has been opened by the Tripartite Alliance for Fair and Progressive Employment Practices, following allegations of workplace discrimination and sexual harassment.

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• Ubisoft has been awarded over $153,000 following legal action against a group selling software used to carry out DDoS attacks in online games, including Rainbow Six: Siege.

• Additionally, the defendants were ordered by the court to close their operations, any social network accounts associated, and pass over any relevant domains to Ubisoft.

• The US Central District Court of California settled the case as a default judgement, as the defendants did not contend with Ubisoft's claims.

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• 澄清 — Ubisoft

  A spokesperson for Ubisoft told Kotaku that they did "not have further details to share regarding the claim filed against Ubisoft."

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• Ubisoft have had a complaint filed against them in French court by workers union Solidaires Informatique and two former Ubisoft employees. The complain accuses Ubisoft of "setting up, maintaining and reinforcing a system where sexual harassment is tolerated."

• A spokesperson for Ubisoft told Kotaku that they did "not have further details to share regarding the claim filed against Ubisoft."

• French workers union Solidaires Informatiques and two former Ubisoft staffers Rock Paper Shotgunhave sued the game developer for allegedly enabling a culture of "institutional sexual harassment."

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• Ubisoft filed a lawsuit against the operators of SNG.one, a website that allegedly offered to provide DDoS attacks against online games including Rainbow Six Siege.

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• Ubisoft has now sued both companies in the federal court at Los Angeles and will try to force them to remove the game from their platforms.

• "Virtually every aspect of AF2 is copied from R6S, from the operator selection screen to the final scoring screen, and everything in between."

• Since the companies aren't taking the game down, it decided to take legal action against them.

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• 调查 — Ubisoft

  Ubisoft addresses allegations against multiple staff, investigating further

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• Further allegations of sexual harassment and assault have been made against several other Ubisoft employees from various studios.

• Since last weekend, multiple allegations of sexual assault and harassment have been made concerning Andrien "Escoblades" Gbinigie, a veteran employee who worked for years as community manager for the Assassin's Creed franchise.

• This summer, we learned that certain Ubisoft employees did not uphold our company’s values, and that our systems failed to protect the victims of their behaviour.

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• 道歉 — Ubisoft

  We want to start by apologizing to everyone affected by this – we are truly sorry.

• 调查 — Ubisoft

  We have started by launching investigations into the allegations with the support of specialized external consultants.

• 人事处理 — Ubisoft

  Based on the outcomes, we are fully committed to taking any and all appropriate disciplinary action.

• 调查 — Ubisoft

  We are also auditing our existing policies, processes, and systems to understand where these have broken down, and to ensure we can better prevent, detect, and punish inappropriate behavior.

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• Following multiple sexual misconduct allegations against Ubisoft team members, the video game company has issued a statement committing to take "any and all appropriate disciplinary action" against those guilty of abuse.

• We want to start by apologizing to everyone affected by this – we are truly sorry.

• We have started by launching investigations into the allegations with the support of specialized external consultants.

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• 道歉 — Ubisoft

  “Imagery that appeared in the opening video sequence of Tom Clancy’s Elite Squad featuring a ‘raised fist’ was insensitive and harmful in both its inclusion and how it was portrayed,” Ubisoft wrote on Twitter earlier today. “We have listened to and appreciate the players and the broader community who have pointed it out and we apologize.”

• 整改 — Ubisoft

  The publisher says the imagery will be removed in the game’s next update on September 1 on Android and “as soon as possible” on iOS.

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• “Imagery that appeared in the opening video sequence of Tom Clancy’s Elite Squad featuring a ‘raised fist’ was insensitive and harmful in both its inclusion and how it was portrayed,” Ubisoft wrote on Twitter earlier today. “We have listened to and appreciate the players and the broader community who have pointed it out and we apologize.”

• The publisher says the imagery will be removed in the game’s next update on September 1 on Android and “as soon as possible” on iOS.

• Today Ubisoft announced it will remove raised fist imagery from the opening cinematic of its new mobile game, Tom Clancy’s Elite Squad, following widespread criticism that the game’s intro plays on right-wing conspiracies about the Black Lives Matter movement.

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• 道歉 — Ubisoft

  I am truly sorry to everyone who was hurt

• 人事处理 — Ubisoft

  We have taken significant steps to remove or sanction those who violated our values and code of conduct.

• 整改 — Ubisoft

  And we are working hard to improve our systems and processes.

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• Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot released a video statement today addressing the company's recent abuse scandal

• I am truly sorry to everyone who was hurt

• We have taken significant steps to remove or sanction those who violated our values and code of conduct. And we are working hard to improve our systems and processes.

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• 道歉 — Ubisoft

  Ubisoft replied on Twitter, apologising for "unintentionally reinforcing ableism through this language,"

• 整改 — Ubisoft

  and said it will remove it in an upcoming update.

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• Craven said on Twitter that it is important to address such language, adding that it is "unacceptable to talk about facial differences this way."

• Ubisoft apologised for using ableist language in Assassin's Creed Valhalla.

• Ubisoft replied on Twitter, apologising for "unintentionally reinforcing ableism through this language," and said it will remove it in an upcoming update.

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• 道歉 — Ubisoft Japan

  Ubisoft Japan published a new apology for issues caused by its mishandling of the censorship of the Japanese release of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla on its official blog.

• 整改 — Ubisoft

  The company promised to improve its internal organization while making sure to deliver accurate and correct information to the public.

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• It explained that human error in checking the flow of information caused the assassination scene to be omitted from the list of censorships made to the Japanese release.

• Ubisoft Japan published a new apology for issues caused by its mishandling of the censorship of the Japanese release of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla on its official blog.