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Creative Director Splinter Cell Resigns from Ubisoft Due to Harassment Case

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He took responsibility and left Ubisoft.

Cases of protracted sexual harassment have been discussed recently in the video game industry. Especially since the confession of one of the victims on Twitter which was trending for a few weeks ago. In response to the case, Ubisoft immediately investigated its executives and employees. They have also found two executives who are still under surveillance while forcing other employees to take administrative leave.

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Although many Ubisoft employees are skeptical of the decisions taken by the HR division. However, its CEO, Yves Guillemot gave new regulations to the French company which were finally implemented.

From the investigation carried out, one of the executives who were under surveillance was apparently found guilty. He inevitably has to leave the developer Assassin’s Creed the.

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Maxime Beland had to resign due to the sexual harassment case he was accused of.

According to a report by GamesIndustry, Vice President of Editorial and former Creative Director Splinter Cell, Maxime Beland was proven guilty and in the end had to leave Ubisoft. The departure of the Netherlands claimed to be effective immediately since the decision was made. Even so, they admitted that they would still investigate the allegations leveled against him.

Meanwhile, another executive, Tommy Francois, is said to be still under scrutiny before a decision that is likely to be similar to that of the Netherlands will be handed down.

Ubisoft said that they will not tolerate anyone who abuses, discriminates, and other unpleasant treatment that violates their rules.

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