TheGamer Admits 'Chuds' Were Right About Star Wars Outlaws?!

Recently, TheGamer dropped a cringe-worthy article titled, “Okay, Let’s Talk About Kay Vess’ Face,” where they finally admit the gamers were right about Kay Vess looking odd in Star Wars Outlaws. But in true media fashion, they couldn’t resist attacking their audience while doing so. The article claims the "chuds" are right about Kay’s face being weird but immediately shifts to belittling those same critics. They dismiss any notion that companies like Sweet Baby Inc. are purposely making female characters unattractive for political reasons, calling it a "conspiracy." Yet, the gaming community isn’t buying this spin, and the Star Wars Outlaws controversy only continues to grow.

Ubisoft and Star Wars Outlaws have faced heavy criticism in the gaming world, and it seems like the cracks are only getting wider. Despite media outlets trying their best to do damage control, gamers are still vocal about their disappointment, especially when it comes to the character model of Kay Vess in Star Wars Outlaws. With numerous issues surrounding her design, gamers aren’t holding back on their critiques. From her "bug-like" appearance to inconsistencies in her facial models, it’s clear the character fell short of expectations.

While outlets like The Gamer attempt to downplay these concerns, they do acknowledge that Kay does, in fact, look strange throughout the Star Wars Outlaws gameplay. The question remains: how does a company with Ubisoft's resources allow such inconsistencies in a game with a massive marketing budget, especially for a highly anticipated release like Star Wars Outlaws?

Adding to this, Ubisoft is under fire for bigger issues than just character models. Star Wars Outlaws wasn’t the hit they hoped for, with reviews and gameplay impressions being lackluster at best. Even the Star Wars Outlaws trailer received mixed reactions, with many fans expressing concern that the game was too focused on "woke" elements rather than delivering a solid gaming experience.

The Star Wars Outlaws controversy isn’t just about gameplay either. The game has sparked numerous debates in the gaming community, with gamers calling it "trash" and "glitch-ridden" in various reviews and impressions. It’s safe to say the excitement has dimmed, especially when titles like Star Wars Jedi: Survivor set a much higher standard for Star Wars games. This contrast makes it clear that Ubisoft missed the mark with Star Wars Outlaws.

On top of all that, Ubisoft’s stock continues to plummet, hitting a decade-low amid a string of disappointing game launches. Investors are urging for drastic changes, and it's clear that Star Wars Outlaws didn't help their situation. Whether it’s due to the game’s "woke" controversy, poor reviews, or just bad execution, Ubisoft is in crisis, and their Star Wars Outlaws gamble is looking more and more like a bad bet.

The real question now is: Can Ubisoft recover from this series of flops, or is Star Wars Outlaws another nail in their already sinking ship?