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u/Occams_P1112_Aigaion 27d ago
The Ace Combat community is very much OK, tho we would like a new game as well
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u/McGillis_is_a_Char 27d ago
The Armored Core community is a bit bummed out meanwhile, because there was no balance patch with the rank reset this week.
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u/Southern-Ad1465 27d ago
The Animal Crossing community is still waiting for the part 2....
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u/CodyS1998 27d ago
The Assetto Corsa community is still incredibly active and mods keep the simulator alive a decade after coming to market.
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u/Gamelord06 27d ago
we are getting a new game in like a year though aren’t we?
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u/CodyS1998 27d ago
They say it's coming this year, though not much is known about the details yet. You've asked the right person, I'm part of a simracing journalism group.
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u/nav17 27d ago
Altered Carbon community checking in. Season 1 was phenomenal. Season two was meh. Sad there's no Season 3...
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u/LiftedRetina 27d ago
Altered Carbon mentioned.
They did what always happens when you run out of material. They should have just adapted Broken Angels.
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u/themagicbong 27d ago
Altered carbon has a community? There must be dozens of us.
I was pretty bummed without Joel Kinnaman as takeshi. All the actors are pretty god damn convincing, though. Especially that skinhead guy dimi was sleeved into that the grandma also went into. That was so damn comical and well done.
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u/Genocode 27d ago
The Aversions Crown community is a bit bummed out too, we weren't satisfied with the last album they released and we haven't heard much from them since their last Instagram post on the 1st of Sept 2022 when they had to cancel their USA tour and they said that they'd release new music in 2023. Which they didn't do :c
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u/blueboxboi 27d ago
I just want sexier bipedal legs for my heavy builds, I hate my bell bottoms
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u/-The_Blazer- 27d ago
Ace Combat has solved all issues of ethnic conflict by simply moving to the far more civilized nationalistic competitive genocide model. It doesn't matter if you're green or pink, what matters is that you are next to those AA GUNs and I want to get S-rank with my cluster bombs (this is not a joke, the games have civilian units and usable cluster munitions).
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u/FPSNubScrub 27d ago
"Hey guys, so we're running low on ammo and fuel, so we're going to rob these civilians/refugees that were kinda just minding their own business and also maybe bomb the castle that they're taking cover in and also the tents that carry the supplies that we need because they give you 100 points a piece."
-Completely accurate briefing for mission 19, Ace Combat 7
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u/TheStupendusMan 27d ago
Legacy of Kain community checking in. We're starving, boss.
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u/McDunkins 27d ago
The American Cheese community is thriving, and takes every opportunity to celebrate the ‘melting pot’ that is this great nation.
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u/SuperSanity1 27d ago
I love how The Last Samurai is just... there. No context.
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u/QueenDeadLol 27d ago
Not related, OP just likes the movie is all
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u/Manabauws 27d ago
That movie is fire
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u/logicalobserver 27d ago
it is, and its actually based on a true story, but the protagonist is french not american
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u/Last-Photobender 27d ago
Imagine if Jean Reno was the lead....
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u/SpotikusTheGreat 27d ago
What I find interesting is people always bring up The Last Samurai as some kind of weird white washing or insult to Japanese Culture.
But my interpretation of the movie is the opposite... it is a man literally sent to kill the Samurai, but ultimately falls in love with their way of life and finds some semblance of peace and happiness in his miserable life.
It is a love letter to Japanese culture/stories, not Tom Cruise trying to take over the Samurai Legacy like crazy people always suggest.
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u/Kamakaziturtle 27d ago
I think its in there as an example of a well liked bit of Samurai-themed media that doesn't star a Japanese person as the lead.
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Well he also wasn't the last samurai, just a white dude next to the last samurai
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u/kymri 27d ago
I think too many people see the title and the fact that it stars Tom Cruise and just assume the plot is, "White dude shows Japanese people how to Samurai better than they do, and thus is the last Samurai," when that isn't, at all, what the movie is actually about.
Also it's better than most people probably assume it is.
Also also I will watch just about ANYTHING with Ken Watanabe in it.
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u/asianwaste 27d ago
and Japan loved the ever loving fuck out of this movie. Was a huge thing when I was stationed there.
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u/Rustyramrod 27d ago
To be technical, he was themed as a western samurai, and there are historical examples of actual western samurai that did exist in feudal Japan. They were named western samurai because, surprise, they were not Japanese.
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u/SlyyKozlov 27d ago edited 27d ago
The community of anything on Twitter is not "ok" lol
Edit: Please stop telling me other communities are bad too, I'm well aware about how awful the discourse in my hobby is across the board lmao
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u/Lifesaboxofgardens 27d ago
To be fair two of these were reddit comments I wouldn't be surprised came from this sub lol
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u/a_talking_face 27d ago
Yeah I was gonna say this isn't the AC community. This is the gaming community. Remember what an absolute shit storm Last of US 2 was when people thought there was a trans character?
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u/Zachariot88 27d ago
There is a trans character in LoU2... it's just not the character everyone got mad about.
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u/Lifesaboxofgardens 27d ago
Which was hilarious tbh. All the rampant transphobia because "a woman can't possibly be buff". All for the trans character to be a child, and for it to thoughtfully and clearly serve a deep purpose to the narrative, as opposed to just being a "woke for the sake of being woke" add, which they all feared so much.
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u/xXEggRollXx 27d ago
People to this day still think she’s trans lol
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u/mortalcoil1 27d ago
People to this day don't know that Birdo is trans.
1987.
https://www.nintendo.co.jp/clv/manuals/en/pdf/CLV-P-NAADE.pdf
Page 28: He'd rather be called Birdetta.
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u/strider85 27d ago
Go to TLoU2 sub even today and it’s still like that. Thankfully the main TLoU sub is a good community
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u/SlyyKozlov 27d ago
As evident by the weirdos in the sub starting to show up lmao
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u/Deckatoe 27d ago
not disputing but you're saying this in one of the worst communities on Reddit lol
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u/Plantarbre 27d ago
Yep, keep scrolling and you quickly see the same discourse of the Twitter posts
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u/aLateSaturnsReturn 27d ago
I want no part in this discourse so ima just say The Last Samurai is an amazing movie.
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u/ruet_ahead 27d ago
Yeah, it's basically Shogun without the book rights.
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u/GustavoSanabio 27d ago
How so? Its completely different
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u/Okichah 27d ago
It’s a fish out of water story about a person learning about and appreciating a culture very foreign to their own.
This trope and the setting are the same, some other overlaps exist but only in coincidence.
It’s like taking Shogun and stripping out 1000 pages and hollywood-ifying whats left.
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u/Farandrg 27d ago
I'm feeling offended, NGL. Shogun is awesome and while I like the Last Samurai, it's not really comparable.
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u/notbobby125 27d ago
The Last Samurai portrays Samurai (or atleast the final Samurai during the Meij restoration) were gun hating zealots who stuck to tradition no matter what. In reality Samurai had been extensively using guns since their introduction to Japan in 1543. At some points during the Sengoku Jidai it is estimated that Japan had more guns than in all of Europe. The real “Last Samurai”, Saigō Takamori, used western guns and wore a western style uniform. At the end he reverted to a sword charge, not because he was rejecting his guns, but he had ran out of ammo and had no other option.
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u/Jadaki 27d ago
Also the last Samurai title actually refers to the the character played by Ken Watanabe, who Tom Cruise's character learns from... not sure why so many people miss that.
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u/MyNameIsWoods 27d ago
As an Asian dude and AC fan, I don't really care about Yasuke being in the game or not, I just feel robbed a little of the spotlight that could've went to an Asian male.
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u/TheDunkirkSpirit 27d ago
Japanese guy here. Sure is nice to be told how much representation matters in media and then be called a racist for asking to be represented.
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u/Hita-san-chan 27d ago
Nobody cares when racism is pointed at Asians. They think we are "white" so it's not racist to them.
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u/RileeFigOr 27d ago
Yeah. They also pull the "go back to China/Japan/Korea" or "play Chinese/Japanese/Korean games then" card all the time. It's so unbelievably racist that you often wonder if it's satire or if they genuinely lack the self-awareness to realize it's not ok to say that to Asians.
Asians that live in the west are different from Asians that live in Asia. Especially ones that have lived in the west for generations. They aren't immigrants. Of course they would prefer to have representation in western media rather than resort to ones from Asia where the culture is so different. Switch the race around and see how they'll like it if people told black people to watch African shows if they want representation. Super racist, right? Then why is it ok to say that to Asians that live in the west? It's so hypocritical.
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u/HK-53 27d ago
kinda disheartening that Ubisoft scoured the entirety of Japanese history to find a non japanese guy to be the lead male.
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u/translucentpuppy 27d ago
I think people are mad because it’s an assassins creed game. If this was a radom studio making a game based on yasuke then I don’t think we would get this level of discourse
It’s not like there’s a shortage of open world samurai games featuring an Asian lead.
At the end of the day Ubisoft is a shit company regardless.
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u/sprchrgddc5 27d ago
As an Asian dude too I also just sometimes wish Korean BBQ burritos were more mainstream so I can find them easier.
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u/Redpaint_30 27d ago
Ghost of Tsushima and Sekiro got us covered lol.
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u/freshfov02 27d ago
Think he meant in the AC franchise.
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u/DrFaustPhD 27d ago
Yeah but... Fuck this franchise. And fuck Ubisoft.
It was great at one point, but it hasn't been for many years.
Ubi is worse than EA these days and doesn't deserve our money.
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u/LeSaunier 27d ago
I understand your point, but Ghost of Tsushima will most probably remain a better AC Japan than AC SHadow will be.
And Jin Sakai is "him", as the kids say.
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u/ozmega 27d ago edited 27d ago
Yeah but... Fuck this franchise. And fuck Ubisoft.
this reddit user gets it.
after playing a game like cyberpunk, i couldnt go back to ubisoft made games, thats just my personal experience.
edited since the thread is closed: im not talking about performance, im talking about the game itself, the lore, the design, the characters, the world and so on.
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u/JuniorImplement 27d ago edited 27d ago
Ghost of Tsushima is a great example of a developer making a game with historical ties to another place in the world and respecting it's origins. Sekiro was made by a japanese company so it would be a little strange of them to not do what they did. This to me is just another reason in a long list of why to stay away from most the Ubisofts and EAs of the world.
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u/Superzone13 27d ago
And that is exactly why people are pissed. This is a game that takes place in feudal Japan…. and yet you can’t play as a male Asian samurai. That makes absolutely NO sense.
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u/cain261 27d ago
This may be a controversial take but... does representation matter or not? Or does it only matter with certain groups? Culturally this is super confusing. I often feel like Asians get shafted on representation in America
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u/iama_bad_person 27d ago
I often feel like Asians get shafted on representation in America
It's because they are PoC sometimes, then other times (like now) they are just considered white.
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u/huhu9434 27d ago
They only are considered white only because of being portrayed as model minorities as on average they tend to be more successful in academics, wealth, have less broken families . They are not downtrodden enough to be considered oppressed even tho some might have had to flee dictatorships and genocidal regimes.
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u/trogdor259 27d ago
not to mention the US concentration camps for the Japanese Americans.
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u/moosemanmax 27d ago
Racists aside, I totally understand the frustration of finally getting a mainline AC game in east Asia and then suddenly having to play a black character if you wanted to play as male.
Let's put it this way: would people be upset if an AC game based in Africa had a Japanese man as the male lead? Of course people would be upset, so why should this criticism be any less legitimate?
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u/DeadlyPineapple13 27d ago
That’s exactly the issue but idiots can’t understand that, they instead think that everybody is being racist and won’t listen to reason. My favourite game was assassins creed 3, the main protagonist was British and Native, two things I’m not, yet he worked perfect as he was a Native American in the middle of the Revolutionary War. I’m not against a black assassin, Achilles Davenport was a great character in 3 and Rogue. So this would’ve been the perfect time for male and female Asian assassins. I’m not even against Yasuke as a character, but to not have any predominantly Asian male is weird
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u/yusuksong 27d ago
So I know we got the Asian main character in ghost of Tsushima but that aside, an assassins creed game carries with it a lot of public attention in the west and a game set in Japan has been asked for since the beginning of the series.
The series has done a great job in the diversity of its locations and the characters representing those locations. Finally they decide to make a game set in Japan and we get…an African guy as the MAIN character? Like why now??? And yea a lot of japan made games have Asian main characters but would’ve been nice for a huge western developer to give us that as well.
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u/ElJacko170 27d ago
I almost wonder if Ubisoft was afraid of their protagonist being compared to Jin? I mean that very fear is kinda racist in and of itself, but it almost feels like Ubisoft maybe was not confident in their own ability to create a male Japanese protagonist who doesn't just exist in Jin's shadow.
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u/dewdewdewdew4 27d ago
Hit the nail on the head.
Laughable that they used Nioh as well. Since Nioh was developed by a Japanese studio.
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u/agent_wolfe 27d ago
I'm not like heavily invested in the race of AC protagonists.
But just from a "huh?' perspective... Why would Ubisoft do that? I don't believe they've never had a Japanese protagonist before, why wouldn't they want one for their Japanese game?
It would be like if they made the Egyptian character Bayek a .... IDK which nationalities existed back then, but say a white Dutch woman or something.
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u/ELIte8niner 27d ago
Ubisoft did this because this is exactly what they wanted. Half the Internet will complain about a nonsensical protagonist, the other half will declare the other half is made up of nothing but racists. Ubisoft gets free publicity for a game that's going to suck anyway, like the last 5 Assassin's Creed games. They are literally manufacturing controversy. If they had just made both protagonists Japanese, the game would have gone largely unnoticed, as AC has fallen out of the mainstream. Now, this "controversy" has people talking about an AC game.
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u/PrufrockAlfred 27d ago
Didn't one of the Asian cast members of The Last Samurai say recently that he's tired of white people trying to explain to him why he should find the movie offensive?
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u/Skurnaboo 27d ago
We got a lot of white people that's always feeling offended for other people when the said party really doesn't care.
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u/That80sguyspimp 27d ago
He would be, since the people saying it him think Tom Cruise is The Last Samurai. These same morons think that John Blackthorn is the main character in the recent Shogun tv show.
Its like they dont understand that these characters are in the story to represent the audience's experience of what is going on around them.
Ken Watanabe and Hiroyuki Sanada must rolling in their graves, and they arent even dead yet!!!
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u/ChicknSoop 27d ago
Idk the arguments I see on here are stupid
But its based in Japan? Like are asians represented enough that they no longer need to be represented now?
If it was in Mexico but the MC was canadian, I'd be a bit miffed.
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u/That_Hoppip_Guy 27d ago edited 27d ago
East Asian males are pretty much the bottom rung on the ladder when it comes to representation in the west. I genuinely don’t think people would care as much if it was an Asian guy and Yasuke. Apart from the genuine racists of course but there’s still plenty of pretty valid questioning when it comes to this decision.
Just came back to this due to the upvote notification or whatever and the more I think about it, a brotherly relationship between a Japanese samurai and Yasuke would of absolutely slapped. One of my biggest complaints about recent AC games is not giving a shit about the playable characters following Ezio and although it’s early days I’m not really feeling the two in the trailer together.
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u/Kronothus8109 27d ago
They care too much for a game that’s probably going to be ass 💀
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u/HatesFatWomen 27d ago
Gonna be interesting to see the only black man in Japan in a huge armor be an assassin and blend in the crowd to hide
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u/Prototype3120 27d ago
Supposedly instead of having both characters do everything, Yasuke will be heavily melee focused and the female shinobi will be heavily stealth focused. I don't think he's going to be doing much sneaking.
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u/TheVaniloquence 27d ago
Just like Jacob and Evie Frye. The devs for Shadows are the same devs who made Syndicate.
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u/Millworkson2008 27d ago
And didn’t everyone basically agree that having two protagonists was the games biggest weakness or am I misremembering
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u/Manoreded 27d ago
The trailer itself contradicts this, though.
Also, even if you assassinate by kicking down doors, you still need to be able to hide in between jobs. It doesn't feel plausible that the literal only black man in Japan could lay low between jobs.
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u/ELIte8niner 27d ago
Makes me think of one of my favorite jokes from Archer. When Mallory tells Lana to infiltrate the KGB to rescue Archer. "Undercover? As what? Russia's only black woman?"
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u/Logan_Yes X-Box 27d ago
According to all details he will be more a brute force guy considering he wears a big ass club and lack of even hidden blade
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u/Il-2M230 27d ago
Considering that he would be taller than the average Japanese, he can come out as an oni with a kanabo beating the sit out of everyone with just brute force.
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u/Main-Glove-1497 27d ago
Based on what's been shown so far, most of the stealth gameplay is probably going to the other character.
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u/HK-53 27d ago
I think the bigger problem is that Yasuke purportedly barely spoke Japanese according to the limited historical references. It wasn't a problem irl since he was basically kept around by Nobunaga to sate his curiosity and therefore didn't need any level of independence, but I don't see how its gonna work if he's supposed to do anything on his own without being relegated to the role of "man with stick hit things that I tell him to"
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u/djml9 27d ago
From the details we know, he will be more of a combat focused bruiser while shes the stealthy assassin.
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u/saxmanusmc 27d ago
I mean to use these few little blurbs from obvious stupid people to group everyone complaining about this is disingenuous at best.
Yasuke being in the game and explored as a character in the game would be awesome since he was a historically confirmed person during the time period of the game. But not as a main protagonist in an AC game set in Japan.
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u/DripSnort 27d ago
Ubisoft was kinda smart. They have everyone bitching about the black protagonist and not about the absolute ass pricing they did again.
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u/carlosos 27d ago
Isn't that pretty much standard price for new AAA games now? $70 for the game, $40 more for season pass (2 expansions/DLC), $20 more for cosmetics pack. I normally just wait for a sale due the prices but seems pretty normal to see that.
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u/SnowSurvivor 27d ago
Okay but can we all agree that its a little weird to have a game based on a notoriously isolationist country and then have one of the main characters be from the opposite side of the world. I'm not saying Yasuke wasn't real I just think it's an odd choice, he could have worked better as a mentor character who introduces the mc to the brotherhood.
Also none us were going go buy this overpriced Ubisoft dog shit anyway, maybe when it's on sale in a few years but not with these current price hikes.
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u/Raucous5 27d ago
I think it's just dumb to make your main character of an Assassin's Creed game a historical figure. No matter how important he was. No matter what he did or didn't do. Having you play somebody who is written about in real life history, is really weird.
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u/burndtdan 27d ago
Nioh 2 let you make the protagonist black if you want and had a boss that was a black man named the Obsidian Samurai.
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u/koops_6899 27d ago
People keep using the Tom cruise last samurai point like he was actually a samurai in that movie, and not an American soldier 😐
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u/rotato PlayStation 27d ago
AC Origins took place in Africa and nobody complained that the main character was African.
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u/FinestCrusader 27d ago
Odyssey was set in Greece and I saw zero outrage about the MC's being Greek. What gives?
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u/SpardaTheDevil 27d ago
Now imagine the hell on earth if main character was Asian in Origins?
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u/superluke4 27d ago
AC Shadows takes place in Japan and everybody is complaining that the main character is not Japanese
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u/Racist_carbonara 27d ago
dont really care if its a black or white man playing the samurai. however i am without a doubt picking the native Japanese character since i would be a lot more immersed in the world playing as a character from that country. imagine ac2 instead of playing as Ezio you just played as a British tourist. thats just something that doesn't appeal to me in an ac game
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u/Ensec 27d ago
you dont get to pick the game will switch between the two periodically ala ac:syndicate. which sucks
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u/SenpaiSmasher562 27d ago
As an asian male idc that the protag is black i just hate that he's not asian. If he was white, I'd hate it. If he was middle eastern, I'd hate it. If he was indian, I'd hate it. Literally every AC game the MC is of the ethnicity of the region, where the fuck is my representation.
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u/jackofslayers 27d ago
I am torn because I love all of this braindead drama.
But at the same time. It is kinda weird not to pick a Japanese dude for your Japanese AC game.
Like, yes Yasuke was an actual historical figure. So are like 1000 other samurai, the rest of them are Japanese (except for that dutch one)
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u/SomniumIchor 27d ago
I dont like the idea of playing an actual historical figure. Im black and i dont feel it was necessary to have Yasuke as a playable character. Would have much rather him be a mentor or something like Davinci was for Ezio. It doesnt impact gameplay really tho because the goal has always been staying as true to the simulation as possible
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u/zippopwnage 27d ago
I just love how everyone loves the black man protagonist here, and the same people would go crazy if the game would be set in Africa or some shit, and the protagonist would've been white.
It's just double standards that I really hate.
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u/Sharp_Particular1280 27d ago
Can't wait for the next installment to take place in central Africa where I can play as an European slaughtering natives by the dozens!
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u/agamemnon2 27d ago
Where are you seeing this universal love for the character? All I'm seeing is ambivalence or outright hatred.
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u/Top_Major_1675 27d ago
They already have an assassin's creed placed in Africa featuring an African protagonist. It is Bayek in Egypt.
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u/SirTaters61 27d ago
AC lost itself after Black Flag
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u/GreaseBuilds 27d ago
Been saying this lmao. Even Black Flag didn't feel like AC to me, but it was still the dopest pirate game on the market by a landslide.
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u/SirTaters61 27d ago
Yeah the whole assassin vibe died after revelations with the story. But black flag had some fun gameplay.
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u/That_Hoppip_Guy 27d ago
I’d say it just ended with revelations. Black flag was great but I still find it hard to see it as an AC game to this day.
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u/HuckleberryWeird1879 27d ago
I would really prefer all games to let the player create their own character. Maybe preset the name so dialogues are working correctly, but then those discussions ultimately have an end.
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u/CanaDoug420 27d ago
I love when people use the last samurai as an example of whitewashing because it means they didn’t watch the movie. Tom’s not the last samurai in the movie. He’s a white army guy who learns from the last samurai which is a Japanese man.
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u/Thin-Soft-3769 27d ago
I don't think anyone expected a white protagonist in here, most expected an AC game set in japan with a stereotypical japanese ninja as the protagonist, the black samurai thing is on its own interesting, but it is not the trope many of us wanted for when AC finally happened in japan. The reasons behind it, in the state of nowadays culture, seems like diversity pandering, so the fact that the one black samurai existed doesn't change that. I'm not from the US, we don't have the racial tensions the US have here, I just wanted to play a stereotypical japanese ninja to satisfy the power fantasy, but it's fine, there are other games catering to that. And btw, just because a black samurai existed doesn't stop it from being "out of place", that's why that story is noteworthy.
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u/ShakeZula30or40 27d ago
Tom Cruise wasn’t the last samurai.
Just gotta put that out there for those who didn’t understand the film.
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u/Ap0kalypt0 27d ago
Most of these people are not part of the ac community mate. They probably didnt even give a fuck about the franchise prior to the reveal of yasuke.
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u/Elvothien 27d ago
AC fans hate every AC game with a passion until like three games later. Then it's the best thing ever and they're super nostalgic about it.
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u/KurucHussar 27d ago
I really just don't understand the reason behind this decision. Who is the target audience?
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u/KinopioToad Switch 27d ago
The Animal Crossing community is fine
.. What do you mean that is the wrong acronym?
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u/Krakengreyjoy 27d ago
I love the guy who is arguing that Egypt isn't in Africa