Ubisoft's co-founder dies in plane crash
(www.reuters.com)
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Ok tin foil hat time:
Did they have an life insurance plan against them that could go to Ubisoft or were they in the way of a deal that meant China got more of Ubisoft IPs?
It's a very real thing and standard policy to have at the corporate level.
Good to know I'm not the only one who immediately went to "why was this assassination carried out?"
non tin-foil hat.
because you get that a lot around private planes. money doesn't make good people.
add in some diversity at all levels. old ass plane. and some weather. yeah.
i put my big bet on the plane. people won't drive a car that old... but yeah lets go flyin in the classic!
I'm placing my bet now.
This was an assassination.
He knew too much.
There was an air show in town I bet they tried to do some trick and the plane came apart.
Knew too much about what
Who was incentivizing the DEI push.
He may have let slip that he was going to talk.
That said, this is just speculation on my part. Apparently he hasn't been directly involved with Ubisoft in a long time.
Considering the timing, it’s obviously suspicious.
Maybe he was going to depose his brother. Maybe he was standing in the way of another company buying more of them out or vice versa. Maybe a disgruntled major shareholder. Seeing as Reuters is reporting it, I’d lean more towards a shareholder that was burnt or someone that wants to buy them out. A lot of things can go wrong with an airplane with access and very little effort.
No way that's an accident.
Lots of plane crashes lately.
To be fair, that might just be a result of Diversity Inclusion and Equity
kill two birds with one stone
HAH, HAHAHAHA
BAHAHAHAHA
Was he even in charge of the company?
Nigga forgot to push F to land
he failed the quicktime event.
Maybe not but he definitely had a lot of influence in the company.
This has to be a CCP plot to gain full control over Ubisoft.
Zut alors!
Perhaps there was a gremlin interacting with the controls?
Kenichi Shinoda sends his regards.