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Ubisoft management happy with pace of reforms after workplace harassment reckoning, but employees aren't buying it
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pcgamer.comIn a recent interview with Axios, Ubisoft's chief people officer, Anika Grant, talked up the company's response to its workplace harassment scandal, although some Ubisoft employees remain dissatisfied with the pace of reform. An employee group called ABetterUbisoft (an intentional reference to the ABetterABK group that made demands of Activision Blizzard this summer) says that what they really want and aren't getting is a seat at the table.
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Cyberpunk 2077 update 1.5 is out now with better AI, reworked perks, appearance customisation, and more
The belated PlayStation 5 and Xbox Xeriex XS versions of Cyberpunk 2077 have just launched, a surprise during a dev livestream. For us here on PC, the good news is that the accompanying Update 1.5 is out now, plus several 'free DLC' doodads. This means newness including a rebuild of the perk trees, AI improvements, the ability to change V's appearance, new apartments to buy, and loads more.
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