Tencent Sabotaging Ubisoft From the Inside to Steal It for Pennies?!

Ubisoft Confirms Rumors of Tencent Buyout—Is It a Strategic Sabotage?

Rumors have been swirling around Ubisoft and its potential buyout by Tencent, and now it seems these speculations may hold some truth. A Ubisoft spokesperson recently acknowledged the company is considering various strategic options, sparking even more curiosity about whether Tencent could take the French video game giant private.

The buzz began when reports surfaced that Tencent Holdings and the Guillemot family were exploring options for a buyout after Ubisoft’s market value plummeted more than 50% this year. This would be a massive shift for Ubisoft, especially considering its longstanding presence in the gaming world with iconic titles like Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry. The possibility of Tencent acquiring a larger stake or even taking the company private has caused a ripple effect in both the stock market and gaming community.

While Ubisoft’s declining stock value might appear like just another chapter in its troubled history, there’s growing speculation that this might be a deliberate move. With Tencent eyeing a takeover, some are theorizing that both Tencent and the Guillemot family could be purposely driving the company's value down to buy up shares at a rock-bottom price.

The sharp decline in Ubisoft's stock could pave the way for a swift acquisition, allowing Tencent to expand its influence in the gaming industry. This theory isn't entirely unfounded—rumors have been circulating that Tencent has been working behind the scenes with various consulting firms like Sweet Baby Inc., promoting woke culture, DEI initiatives, and controversial narratives to sabotage the company from within. Could this be part of a larger strategy, perhaps one influenced by Chinese interests, to undercut Ubisoft’s market position?

In the middle of this potential buyout, Ubisoft has also faced backlash for its embrace of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) initiatives and "woke" culture. Some believe these moves are hurting the company by alienating its core audience and that companies like Tencent could be subtly encouraging this as part of a plan to drive Ubisoft into the ground. Titles like Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and even Ghost Recon have been criticized for injecting politically charged content and for pandering to wokeness, leaving fans questioning the future direction of their favorite franchises.

It’s worth considering that similar tactics have been used by other corporations, potentially backed by countries like China and even Saudi Arabia, to manipulate industries and destabilize companies. With Tencent deeply involved in the gaming sector and known for its strategic acquisitions, is it far-fetched to think they might be encouraging Ubisoft's downfall to snag a bargain?

This isn’t just about Tencent buying Ubisoft. The broader concern here is the increasing influence of China in global gaming. Tencent already holds significant stakes in companies like Epic Games, Riot Games, and now, potentially, Ubisoft. This could give China an enormous foothold in shaping the cultural and ideological direction of future games.

As Tencent continues its buying spree, fans of Ubisoft are left wondering if the company will ever return to its former glory—or if it’s doomed to become another victim of corporate buyouts and international politics. Could this be part of a conspiracy orchestrated by consulting firms like Sweet Baby Inc., notorious for working with companies to promote divisive woke content, to allow foreign companies to swoop in and take control?