"What’s there to spoil?": Fans roast Ubisoft as it addresses Assassin's Creed leaks while promising patches before launch

Ubisoft has issued a statement that addresses the Assassin's Creed leak, apologizing to its fans on behalf of the hackers.

In the statement, uploaded on the Assassin's Creed official X account, the company revealed that

"The development team is still working on patches to prepare the experience for launch and any footage shared online does not represent the final quality of the game."

Furthermore, the statement asserts that leaks are

"Unfortunate and can diminish the excitement for players. We kindly ask you not to spoil the experience for others. Thank you to our community for already taking steps to protect everyone from spoilers."

However, fans have since begun reacting with a mix of jests and humor, with some even noting that it's Assassin's Creed, after all, and how much could there really be to spoil.

In that spirit, we've drafted all of the funniest remarks below, a handful of which are sure to leave you in stitches!

Disclaimer: This piece reflects the writer's opinion; the reader's discretion is advised. Do let us know in the comments what you think should have made the cut.

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Ubisoft issues apology for Assassin's Creed leak, fans react: "just cancel it bro, let it go"

Check out one of the funniest comments below:

"I mean what’s there to spoil? It’s assassins creed."

The humor seemingly reverberated all through the comments section as scores online poked fun at the statement:

"Thought this was another delay. I was about to flip a table," one fan hilariously shared.

"mirage still a banger," someone else asserted.

"I’m gonna be honest with you Chief. Idk good luck on this goes for you bc tbh idk for you anymore," another humorously chimed in.

"U scared me," an X user jested.

Seemingly everyone online was bursting with fan theories and humorous remarks, though a boatload of people also claimed this may be another stunt to later blame the delay of the game on.

"Can’t wait to give up 120 hours of my life," one user jokingly shared.

"just cancel bro, let it go," someone else hilariously advised.

"Shouldn't have had to push it back 25,000 times," another snapped.

"Just release it today for us," an X user jokingly requested.

One fan had no words to say, and could only react with this hilarious GIF:

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Fans may be a teensy bit critical online, though only time will tell just how well the game fares when March 20 rolls around.