smh, I'm not going to lie, that shit sounds depressing lol
Thank god I just play games for fun lol
So many complexes exist beyond this its not even funny, from musical artist on games, to clothing brands, to car companies etc If the idea of anything involved with the game is "propaganda" and is stopping you from enjoying the game, you might as well play nothing or something.
I'm not avoiding a game based on anyone's opinion in the work, people are allowed to have opinions and I don't even think I'd be able to game myself if I only played games based on if some developer agreed with all of my views or something lol
Thats just too much Theads. I just want to play games for fun, regardless of the developer's beliefs.
When we self-censor in the face of threats, we hand over our power, piece by piece, until freedom and creativity both wither away. We cannot let that happen.
The levels of freedom fighter jargon that person conjured to counter people saying "I'm not buying this game" is truly impressive.
Sounds like he needs to blink twice if he's held hostage to cultural investors.The levels of freedom fighter jargon that person conjured to counter people saying "I'm not buying this game" is truly impressive.
Out of context, this shit sounds like half his village was just shipped off somewhere.
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Assassin's Creed boss discusses "devastating" impact of Shadows' diversity and inclusivity backlash
Assassin's Creed franchise boss Marc-Alexis Coté has addressed the online backlash which has swirled around the main ch…www.eurogamer.net
I'm not sure what to say, seems like another Firewalk Studios tonedef problem to me.
Japanese people can't catch a break. Hollywood casts a white guy as a "The Last Samurai", then again a white chick as a Japanese android/woman in Ghost in the Shell and now a black dude as a Samurai in a video game. Seeing a pattern for western "creative" freedoms not extending to casting Japanese people as main characters.
Not just asian. Gingers as well.Japanese people can't catch a break. Hollywood casts a white guy as a "The Last Samurai", then again a white chick as a Japanese android/woman in Ghost in the Shell and now a black dude as a Samurai in a video game. Seeing a pattern for western "creative" freedoms not extending to casting Japanese people as main characters.
"Assassin's Creed has always been about exploring the full spectrum of human history, and by its very nature, that history is diverse. Staying true to history means embracing the richness of human perspectives - without compromise. For example, in Assassin's Creed Shadows, we highlight figures, both fictional like Naoe, a Japanese woman warrior, and historical, like Yasuke, the African born samurai. While the inclusion of a Black samurai in feudal Japan has sparked questions and even controversy, Naoe, as a fictional character, has also faced scrutiny for her gender.