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I'm sure the poor sod will be given a more detailed PR cheatsheet the next time he's wheeled out in front of the media. I reckon Mettra's unfortunate quotes suffered a molehill to mountain transition, in the way so many dev comments on the internet become cold, stern, blurted proclamations once made into headlines, as opposed to the mere fraction of a flowing conversation they really originate as. That publisher still has much to sort out in terms of its oft-icky DRM stance, but I don't for one second think they're dismissing or giving up on PC.

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On the Ubisoft preview day in question, the company was clearly very excited about their free to play, PC-only Ghost Recon Online (a hands-on preview wotsit of which I'll be posting later today), as well as a F2P Settlers and assorted Facebooky things. They came across as one guy coming up with a unprepared response on the fly about a question he probably wasn't expecting, rather than endemic of company policy, and I wasn't thrilled that his words were taken by many as an excuse to spank Ubisoft again. Now he's saying he was the wrong guy to ask - which was always my personal take on the controversial quotes, to be honest.

I gave some examples to illustrate the problem, but obviously it is not in my hands and not my part to talk about this.' Said examples were the ones about piracy and presumed low sales, which carried more than a whiff of inadequate research.

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'We are still working to see the feasibility of it,' he says of the PC version, 'which is not necessarily simple. In a statement sent to IncGamers, he claims that 'I would really love to see a pc build of the game and I don't think I meant to say 'the game won't happen on PC', observing that it might have been a breakdown in communication as he's not a native English speaker. There's been a clarification by Stanislas Mettra, creative director at Ubisoft, about contentious comments he was quoted as making regarding PC gaming and the then-unlikelihood of climbing-based survival title I Am Alive appearing on this platform.