Maybe I should complain about the cloudberries that grow in large bushes in the game, when in reality it's a tiny plant in bogs and swamps. I have no idea how, but I'm sure it will deeply insult the Sami people living up north, as the berry is generally associated with the north and is important for the cuisine. I can only imagine their anguish when they see it in the game, so misrepresented.
Oh no, one random person in the world was upset at lines of text in vidya game!
Quick multimillion-dollar developer, fix this ASAP or you get Twitter mob outrage, you understand?
And these people talk about privilege.
The French are known for how easy they surrender. You have to be a giant pussy of a company to give in to the failures at life on tweeter.
A really fucking terrible one.So having a character that feels ashamed & angry because of some disfigurement is wrong, but it appears to be OK to express that anger with violence.
What message are we giving our kids?
Off-topic.See, these people are why Biden thinks he's President.
I’ve set fire to my copy in the garden out of protest.
Excuse me, you calling me a gangster offends me. Would you modify your wording to accommodate my complaint?They can just modify the wording. The user who reported it referred to his gf as a "burn victim". So they can just reword the description accordingly. It's a nice gesture. I doubt they knew that the wording would be offensive when they made the game, so simple change of text should fix it.
Those saying it's spineless, how would you feel if you suffered a disfigurement, and spent your life embarrassed and insecure, only to find that a game you want to play reminds you of those same feelings? Dude's gf probably has more courage than any of the keyboard gangsters complaining in this thread.
Ubisoft isn't guilty of being negligent. They didn't know, and now they know better. I personally never knew this stuff was an issue, but now I've learned as well. It's all part of the growing process. Hating a company for acknowledging a request, and helping their community is lame. Hate them if they ignored the request or dared to insult the user. This is a nice gesture.
Art dictated by the consumer
Well ID did the whole SJW piss taking with Doom Eternal. I was hoping ti was the start of people finally getting tired of snowflakes, it hasnt really hppened so far though.I wonder who will be the first developer to really push hard against this kind of demand for pandering. It has to happen, sooner or later.
I haven't played the Assassin Creed games, but how well do the NPCs or dialogue reflect the attitudes and morals of the time?
It would be strange for a historical game to be very cognizant of whatever category equality that we practice today.
Is there more blatant sexism/racism which I would expect in the past? Or do they dodge the topic?
But Ubisoft still decided to allow it. It might actually have been offensive to the writer to have it deleted for such a stupid comment on internet. If Ubisoft really intends to please all crazy for attention and sensitive people from Twitter, they should stop working with art altogether.To be fair, most comments on twitter are ripping him apart for that bullshit.
Censoring creative freedom like that is bullshit.
What’s next? People from Middle east complaining that you shoot Terrorists in CoD so they remove them?
Sounds more like a new episode of "Please, shield us from reality".On another chapter of "videogames serious bussines".
Is the term disfigured the issue here?
i always complain about micro transactions but they are never removed.