Blessing Adeoye Jr.

It's time.

You don't have to see it.

Remember his nipples too.

Story number four, Ubisoft unions call on workers' strike in February.

Enough is enough from Levi Winslow over at GameSpot.

Ubisoft workers in France are summoning their collective power to protest the latest restructuring and cost-cutting decisions at the mega publisher, with five unions calling for a massive international strike in early February.

According to a joint statement on Blue Sky and reported by game developer Five...

Ubisoft Unions, STJV, Solidaires Informatique, CGT, CFE, CGC.

Barry, help.

Roger's having a stroke.

Something's going wrong.

I apologize, everybody.

Are proposing that all Ubisoft employees stop working from February 10th through the 12th to combat a, quote, CEO who doesn't even dare talking to employees anymore.

Man, the dream.

Just be siloed.

This work stoppage is in response to Ubisoft's return to office mandates, studio closures, and game cancellations in the wake of its major restructuring, workforce reduction suggestions, and general employee disrespect.

But we are not fooled.

Rather than taking responsibility for layoff, they prefer to push us out by making our working conditions unbearable.

The statement reads, It's outrageous.

Our colleagues carry on, hold fast, endure out of solidarity, out of love for the industry, and out of passion.