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Ubisoft de-lists overwhelmingly disliked NFT announcement video
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pcgamer.comIt seems like only yesterday we were reporting on Ubisoft's plans to capitalise on the NFT trend by, erm, selling helmets with little numbers on them. Oh wait, it pretty much was. And it looks like folks are just as impressed as you'd expect—using a Chrome extension to restore YouTube dislikes, we can see the video attracted an extraordinary 31,000 dislikes to just over 1,000 likes.
Ubisoft's response has been to de-list the video, which seems like something of a halfway house (thanks, VGC). The
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