Frequently pry the corner to provoke Mau court forbids THQ to dig people from Ubisoft

(Compiling/Katy Fish) According to overseas media reports, Ubisoft recently issued a statement, welcomed the local Court approved the THQ of the improper competition ban. The statement said that Ubisoft recently filed an application with the Canadian High Court in Quebec to ask the Court to protect its Montreal studio's employment relationship from THQ. "We are satisfied with the court's decision, which will protect the creative team of the Montreal studio and the legal long-term labor contract."　　"The fuse of the matter was confirmed in January this year, THQ, three former Ubisoft senior developers have joined their newly established Montreal studio last year-and just a few months ago, the three core staff of the Ubisoft Montreal studio suddenly resigned without any indication and refused to disclose their new whereabouts. Further back to last June, Patrice Désilets, the creative director of the Assassin's Creed series, abruptly chose to leave his 13-year-old Ubisoft and even voluntarily gave up a 600,000-dollar job bonus.　　He then joined THQ, who set up the new Montreal studio and served as the top executive in the studio. His colleagues and subordinates at Ubisoft thought he had made the right choice, so it was easy to understand why they chose to follow suit.