THQ the Assassin's Creed.

Suffering from the thq of digging horns, Ubisoft has applied to the Quebec High Court for a ban on THQ's celebrity employees who have been in Ubisoft's Montreal studio.　　Last May, Patrice Desilets, author of the "Assassin's Creed", the Ubisoft ace game, abruptly dropped his forthcoming 600,000 Canadian dollar bonus and left the Ubisoft Montreal studio. There is news that Patrice three years in Ubisoft received 1.3 million Canadian dollars, I do not know whether he is too little or another reason, anyway, since he has three "Assassin's Creed" the backbone of the project team members (MEI-point Alex Drouin, production manager Mark Besner,　　Assistant producer Rischard Boivin resigned for various reasons and left Ubisoft.　　Last July, THQ announced the opening of a new studio in Montreal, in charge of Patrice Desilets, who created the Assassin's Creed series. The first thing Patrice Desilets to do at the beginning of his tenure is to recruit the old one, which violates the Non-compete agreement.　　Ubisoft then reported the situation to Judge Marc de Wever, who issued a restraining order against THQ and Patrice this January.　　But it was not over, and Ubisoft later found out that another employee, Margherita Seconnino, met Adolfo Gomez-urda, a former employee of Ubisoft, at THQ's local office, which promised to pay a 60% salary increase for margherita. Adolfo Gomez-urda was also included in the latest ban by the court, who were barred from contacting Ubisoft employees. (Digging the shell net)