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E3 is approaching, and Ubisoft will be showcasing its new games. There are no games from our beloved universe among the announced announcements, which is not surprising. The series is in stagnation, and there are no new worthy projects on the horizon. Such hopelessness is the worst thing that can happen to a game. The fan base, as many claim, is still strong, but it is dwindling every year for natural reasons, and the influx of new fans is approaching +0 per week. Perhaps it is time for that "huge Heroes community" to remind itself and the franchise?
The plan is simple to the point of absurdity: to rally as many fans as possible from their lairs and collectively attend Ubi's streams, urging them to finally decide the fate of the series (politely, without fanaticism, and trying not to violate Twitch's rules). Will they finally hand it over to be torn apart by a Chinese mobile dragon? Maybe the franchise will pass into the hands of some Microsoft? Or will Ubisoft finally decide to do something on its own?
E3 will serve as a rehearsal before the August Gamescom. The main focus of this campaign is Gamescom. But at E3, we can gauge the situation and gain experience for a more successful campaign in the future.
Of course, we should not expect immediate results, but I want to remind you that in 2020 the series will turn 25. And by this date, Ubisoft will be able to prepare its response, remembering that the series is still remembered and awaited.
What do you think about this?
The plan is simple to the point of absurdity: to rally as many fans as possible from their lairs and collectively attend Ubi's streams, urging them to finally decide the fate of the series (politely, without fanaticism, and trying not to violate Twitch's rules). Will they finally hand it over to be torn apart by a Chinese mobile dragon? Maybe the franchise will pass into the hands of some Microsoft? Or will Ubisoft finally decide to do something on its own?
E3 will serve as a rehearsal before the August Gamescom. The main focus of this campaign is Gamescom. But at E3, we can gauge the situation and gain experience for a more successful campaign in the future.
Of course, we should not expect immediate results, but I want to remind you that in 2020 the series will turn 25. And by this date, Ubisoft will be able to prepare its response, remembering that the series is still remembered and awaited.
What do you think about this?
