"Ubisoft CEO Stands by Quadruple-A Label for $70 Skull and Bones Despite Beta Feedback"
Ubisoft CEO defends the $70 price tag for Skull and Bones, calling it a "quadruple A game," but beta players express doubts, citing issues with the game's value for money, such as ship mechanics and immersion. Some suggest a free-to-play model would be more suitable, while others feel the game should be priced lower. The game, which started development in 2013, is set to release soon, and its reception remains uncertain.