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I mean, has Ubisoft (or literally anyone) said that Assassin's Creed Shadows is going to be historically accurate? Has any Assassin's Creed game been historically accurate?
As far as the painting, does it for some reason have to be painted in a specific time frame? But yeah, either way we don't know for sure, I think it's thought to be him because weren't a lotta black dudes in Japan.
Your points about woke he addresses in the video with specific examples, I'm not gonna repeat myself again.
He cites and breaks down The Critical Drinker using his own videos. He has an entire other video dedicated to William. Another dude made a video about him too. Their source? The words that come out of his mouth.
If The Critical Drinker isn't racist, he needs to be more careful. The video explains that real well. The incessant complaining about "diversity" and "the message", after a point, is uhhhh... yeah. It's also interesting how many people are blowing up this story when we know he was a real dude either way. It's really not a big deal and after having looked into it I find it questionable, to put it charitably, that people are so vested in tearing the game down for having a person who actually existed in it, especially when it's a black dude. That it's being made a big deal is eyebrow raising, the level of protest is too high for me to give everyone the benefit of the doubt. It doesn't pass the sniff test.
Racism often is spoken in dog whistles and indirectly these days. If William ain't racist then maybe he should fucking chill with the constant culture war bullshit. If he's not an ist or ism or phobe then he's not he's not doing himself any favors nor are some of his bros. Dudes like him lend validity to the goofs like the people at Disney who blame their shows sucking on whatever ist or ism, using identity as a smokescreen for their shitty products.
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Annnnd this baby is probably headed to the war room
Yeah I mean, we don't know for sure. I don't know the history but as far as I'm aware him being a samurai is pretty notable and if he competed in sumo then that painting depicting him seems plausible. I don't know whether there were dozens or hundreds like that article says, wouldn't surprise me either way.
The dude cites his sources really well in the video, I think he shows a source for everything he says, so I don't find it too questionable though one can certainly disagree with his conclusions.
But RE: Yasuke, I don't care. He was a real person, he's interesting, so they put him in a game and that's not even the first game he's been in. Ubisoft sucks for other reasons.
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You have an unhealthy obsession with some random youtuber in Scotland
It's quite scary and mental really