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Board_hunter567 posted...

Not that the Japanese don't have a right to be upset about an inaccurate or insufficient portrayal of their culture, especially if the game ends up insinuating that Japan inspired American slavery, but is the marketing any different from previous entries? Because despite being based on historical events and featuring historical figures none of the games are accurate. Like, at all. I could understand the outrage a little better if Ubisoft went into meticulous detail for every other entry up til now but that hasn't been the case. Is the tipping point really that there's a shrine gate in front of a village, or that the seasons wrong, or the floor mats and doors are wrong?

Apparently there's a lot they got alot more details wrong (like the hilt on Yasuke's sword), but yeah I'm the wrong person for this because I barely know anything about the series in general. I'm just personally seeing that it does look like Japanese are getting mad primarily at Ubisoft, not necessarily the devs themselves. With that said, a lot of Japanese players love Yasuke as a character, he's been getting a lot more prevalence in Japanese media in general.