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this post was submitted on 29 May 2025
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Is this real thread?
Yes, it is. I have no idea if the guy is telling the truth though, about being the guy responsible. Unfortunate that he shares a name with the Ubisoft executive.
EDIT: Alright, looking at the rest of his responses, he has got to just be a random guy, joking around, hahaha.
there's no way he's not trolling and it's hilarious that everyone is falling for it
It's a little disturbing to me that most people didn't seem to ask this question. Like I get believing everything about W11 is shitty, but how do you ignore the tone of the replies in the post? And yes I know there are people who struggle with tone, etc, etc. But it's not like that's 95% of the users here. Occam's razor leads me to believe people are mostly just gullible especially when confirmation bias is a factor.