Ubisoft has come under fire for striking a second partnership with Joseph Gordon-Levitt?s controversial production company, HitRecord, on Watch Dogs: Legion.
HitRecord will be producing in-game materials for the upcoming title by having its community members contribute to the project, who will then be paid an amount the company sees fit. For those who missed last year?s Beyond Good and Evil 2 backlash, HitRecord has often been criticized over its questionable and inconsistent compensation methods, and has been called out repeatedly for exploiting its community members by extracting work and not paying accordingly ? a charge that it denies.

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