Ubisoft Montreal veteran David Michaud-Cromp–who most recently worked on Assassin’s Creed Shadows–has confirmed that he was terminated by the company after a 13-year run. While Michaud-Cromp didn’t disclose a reason for his dismissal, he spoke out against Ubisoft’s return-to-work mandate in January.

“Today, I was terminated by Ubisoft, effective immediately,” wrote Michaud-Cromp on his LinkedIn account. “This was not my decision. I won’t be discussing internal details or circumstances. I’m taking time to regroup and will share next steps when appropriate.”

Last week, Michaud-Cromp disclosed that he had been suspended for three days without pay. He added that Ubisoft told him that it was “related to public comments I expressed regarding the company’s return-to-office policy, and based on an alleged breach of the duty of loyalty.”

Continue Reading at GameSpot Ubisoft Montreal veteran David Michaud-Cromp–who most recently worked on Assassin’s Creed Shadows–has confirmed that he was terminated by the company after a 13-year run. While Michaud-Cromp didn’t disclose a reason for his dismissal, he spoke out against Ubisoft’s return-to-work mandate in January.”Today, I was terminated by Ubisoft, effective immediately,” wrote Michaud-Cromp on his LinkedIn account. “This was not my decision. I won’t be discussing internal details or circumstances. I’m taking time to regroup and will share next steps when appropriate.”Last week, Michaud-Cromp disclosed that he had been suspended for three days without pay. He added that Ubisoft told him that it was “related to public comments I expressed regarding the company’s return-to-office policy, and based on an alleged breach of the duty of loyalty.”Continue Reading at GameSpot  Read MoreGameSpot – All Content