Yeah, I'm right there with you. What an opportunity! You're sitting in an office, surrounded by a bunch of other game developers / designers with nothing to do. How are they not churning out indie-style games by the dozen???

The description of "interproject" sounds like my dream job (well, apart from the lighting). Anyone that finds themselves in that position, and then wastng it by doing nothing, well, those people would by high on my list for firing if I was management of Ubisoft. Maybe that's the point, maybe this is a test to see if they actually want to retain the employee or not. You would have to suspect that the people that find themselves in interproject are already not the best performers, who would have already been poached to participate on other projects, so this is a way of winnowing the herd a bit maybe?