@@livefree6455I get a version of this comment on every video I make lol. They are literally all the same. I don’t even have the energy to explain to him why his comment is ignorance. Because there will just be another person like it next video 😂
This problem is no longer just a game problem. A British man named Thomas Lockley wrote a false book and falsified the description of Yasuke on Wiki in order to sell it, and it was spread overseas as the "truth" without Japanese people knowing. And it's not just Assassin's Creed, there is a growing number of people who seriously say things like "Yasuke was a great samurai, so it's discriminatory that black people aren't shown in period dramas" and "Japanese people are hiding the achievements of black people", which has caused a stir.
@@jtheconcept4143 not really. They had banned the anime record of ragnorak in India for misrepresenting the hindu god of theirs as a male. And zombie movies are banned In china. So why cant that game be banned in japan
Whenever Japanese people made critical comments about ACS, those who defended it always said, "This person is a white person pretending to be Japanese," or, "Japanese people aren't complaining." However, by having a Japanese politician make it an issue, perhaps those who defended it were able to understand that Japanese people are genuinely complaining?
If you watched the movie, Tom Cruise isn’t “The Last Samurai” it’s Tom Cruise telling Katsumoto’s story after he was captured. The movie was 100% respectful. It’s not a good comparison at all
Yasuke, Nobunaga's black baggage carrier, has somehow become a legendary black samurai overseas, and there are historical revisionists overseas who claim that Yasuke is a legendary black samurai, so there is a risk that this game could be used to revise history in Japan, and a member of the Japanese House of Councillors is currently investigating these issues. When will these overseas historical revisionists be able to distinguish between fantasy and history?
Japanese people need to protect their history. Just like how any other race should and will if they were servilely misrepresented. I don’t understand how people can disagree with this lol
Every other game that included Yasuke was accepted and nun of y’all cycles turned on🩸…and I’m 99% sure you didn’t see him as a damn slave or bucket boy
@@jtheconcept4143 the id iot above said Yasuke was a "black baggage carrier" even thought their are two lines written about him and those weren't on them....and you consigned that racist lil bs what country are your parents from? you act like a tether with xenophilia.
It has been revealed that the true identity of "Tottori Tom," a person who repeatedly falsified "Wikipedia," is extremely likely to be "Thomas Lockley," who was working in Tottori, Japan at the time. He is the author of ``African Samurai,'' which was the source of the spread of the lie that Yasuke was a samurai.
Damn this is really interesting. Holy cow thank you for your coverage! Look at these people trying to act like everything Sweet after defending this game blindly. While screaming racism, they are actively silencing the Japanese and their rich history
@@jtheconcept4143 J!! A Japanese man is posting videos with information and proof on the subject and helping translate arguments from the Japanese perspective. Look up the vid " 🇯🇵 DON'T YOU DARE CHANGE OUR HISTORY" 85K views 2 days ago. They do wanna fight, so thank you for helping the Convo! The guy goes into how thw writer of the only book/ "source" had been allegedly altering the wiki to support the release of his own book a year prior to its release and how he made many assumptions to fill in the gaps on Yasuke's history. He jas made multiple videos and has many Japanese people commenting on how video as well. You the best! Have a great week!
Commenting from Japan. I liked your video as you seem to understand it's not about skin colour. I just can't accept if my country's history is revised by some people to their wish. Changing wikipedia etc is going too far. And you know, most Japanese read only Japanese, so most of us didn't know such alternative history of Japan was being created in English outside Japan. Now we know. As for the investigation by the Japanese politician, I don't know how far he will go, but let's see. Since we figured out the origin of these lies was Thomas Lockly--who wrote a fictional novel about Yasuke and published as a non-fictional story--, another petition to correct misconceptions about Yasuke spread by him has started. I personally hope the Japanese congress will rather investigate Thomas Lockly and the university who hired him as an associate professor. Anyway, thank you for your fair analysis ☺
Yes, you can create fake content that rewrites religion if you declare that is fake content and it is not real, the problem is when you try to pass fake content as real
"if there is a depiction that blasphemes your religion, is that acceptable because it's a game" Didn't Assassin's Creed already do that with the whole "Catholic Church are Templars" theme going on since the first game?
Concept art is a product. It is not pure Japan that the users who spend money and buy it expecting pure Japan at that time get. The concept art depicts rice planting scenes in Myanmar and Thailand. This is most likely due to a traditional technique called photobash, rather than AI generation, since the difference in sharpness of the image is clear after verification. In other words, many scenes from foreign countries that are not artificially Japanese, and scenes from different periods in Japan are incorporated into concept art. If you stick to Japan, if you stick to the historical investigation of Japan at that time and delete all the problematic parts, the concept art canvas might be almost blank. Concept art books are expensive. But what you're grabbing isn't what you expected, it's fake art. The historical authenticity of Yasuke isof course an important issue for the Japanese, but the current Assassins Creed Shadows that Ubisoft is making have a number of complex issues.
I am Japanese and I signed the petition, but I don't really think they will stop releasing the game, I signed it to say NO to UBI. But the number of plagiarism is too much, too much, I don't think they can fix it in 4 months, they won't be able to release the game to eliminate the plagiarism rather than signing the petition!
> It's just a video game Japanese people think so, too. UBIs should have said so as well. There are already many fantasies about Yasuke, and Japanese people enjoy them. But UBIs claim ridiculously inaccurate fantasies they made are historical facts, use private images or cultural property without permission, block Japanese people who contact them, and call Japanese people who complain racists, so we're just saying, ok, we’ll fight then.
It's their right to defend their culture. Afro-centrists are so crazy even actual Africans hate them. Ask Nigerians and they will say very critical things about black Americans.
This is so great. It takes a culture with some backbone to take a stand against this madness. I wanted an Assassin’s Creed game set in Japan for so long but i hope this game fails completely.
There are other games out there. Ghost of Tsushima Rise of Ronin, this one is currently out. Way of the Samurai 1 and 2 is on PS2, Way of the Samurai 3 is on ps3 and 360 Tenchu ps1, there are Tenchu games on xbox, 360 and wii. Shinobi 1-3 Sega Genesis. There is one on ps2. Afro Samurai is on ps3 and 360. So you can enjoy ninja and samurai games out there. Doesn't need to have Assassin Creed game set in Japan.
@@tr1besYeah but the fact that these games are so little in retrospect of FPS games is laughable. To be fair we can separate FPS by setting since lots of Samurai/Ninja games are third person, but yeah you would still find more than the latter.
I think what he’s saying is that all assassins creed fans for the longest time always wanted THEM SPECIFICALLY to go to Japan. It’s the perfect franchise to do this. We weren’t asking for another studio to do it…but they did because there was an empty space in the market for it. But EVERYONE and their momma wanted this franchise specifically to make a game set in Japan. And when they finally did we get this piece of shit. It’s disappointing either way you look at it
@@jtheconcept4143 yeah exactly. Back in the day, Ubisoft also made this little game called Splinter Cell. Now, imagine if you can, a game which utilizes this studios history and skillset. For example, an Assassin’s Creed game set in feudal Japan, with light/dark stealth mechanics, with AC fight/flight mechanics and parkour. In real Japanese history, the “ninja” were mostly used to gather intelligence. There is evidence of other clandestine activities and sabotage as well. So imagine a game, in which there is a “daytime” segment to scout and sabotage, set up traps, etc. Then, wait for nightfall/have a “time passing” mechanic, don the black, and splinter cell/parkour in for the assassination, get your mark, drop a smoke bomb, get chased out, etc…. It’s really not a stretch to think of what this game could have been. And why us old heads wanted AC to go to Japan. I know you get it J, but my comment is for others. And hopefully it shows how lazy Ubi has been with this game. We didnt want a samurai, we wanted the shadows. Imagine the story they could tell. We could be Nobunaga’s deepest spy. Interacting with great historical figures like Hideyoshi Toyotomi, setting up some of his successes on his rise. Imagine being the one that gets the Oda to Kyoto and then having to be the one to assassinate Nobunaga himself! So many possibilities…..damn shame this is what they spent time and money making. I for one, am not buying it, not even on 90% off sale.
@@jtheconcept4143 Yeah exactly. It is 100% because of the history of Ubisoft and what their games were like years ago. They had experience with games like Splinter Cell. I know you understand this J, so my comment is to address why old heads like me always wanted Ubi to set AC in Japan. In real history from the period, there were agents who worked in various ways for the Lords who paid them. Though they may not be the stereotypical Ninja we have learned to picture in modern media, they were involved in intelligence gathering, sabotage, etc. Now Ubisoft had experience with their games which would fit perfectly with aspects of Japan during the Warring States period. Especially since AC used to use their underlying story of Templars and Assassin's and the pieces of Eden/relics to explain certain historical civilizations or peoples rise to prominence. Ubi could have let us play with this history from the Shadows, which is what fans wanted. We didnt want a Samurai game, we wanted the Shadows. So imagine a game, which had a daytime segment, in which our protagonist could interact with various historical figures, conduct espionage, set up traps, carry out sabotage, etc. maybe make a way into or out of a target area. Any tasks which are relevant to the Assassination and escape, but which are also based on historical understanding of how espionage was carried out by the Japanese in this period. It would immerse the player into the mission and the history. Then when you are ready, you can have a time advancement mechanic which brings nightfall and our protagonist dons the black. They use Splinter Cell light/dark stealth mechanics and AC parkour/tools to infiltrate the target area. Then kill the target, and escape with the tools you have on you like smoke bombs, throwing knives as well as anything you setup before during the day, maybe setting something on fire to distract guards while you go for the target. But in true AC fashion, its fight or flight depending on the situation. Maybe you run to a secret exit you setup during the day. Now imagine all this, with big budget graphics and voice actors, and following a story which has you interacting with some of the most famous people from the era. Maybe you work for Oda Nobunaga and help him get to Kyoto. Maybe you break Tokugawa Ieyasu's wife and son out from the Imagawa house and return them to him once he becomes an ally of Nobunaga. Maybe the player could play a big part in the rise of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Perhaps, the player could be the one who kills Nobunaga in the end...that could be a brilliant plot twist. They have so much information to play with from this era which was in a constant state of power struggle and political intrigue. It just shows how EXTREMELY LAZY Ubisoft has been with their intellectual properties. The irony is that the lazy companies go for the easy money. But at the AAA level, if they put effort, passion and respect into the project, not only would it have been amazingly fun for players, but profitable for the company and something to be proud of. This is why we wanted AC in Japan for many years and why I think much of the old Ubisoft game-enjoying people like me are disappointed with how things have changed. Just my $0.02
@@headshotmaster138the last assassin's creed games didn't make such headlines like shadows - sure there will be morons who still buy this but the general majority doesn't seem to be too sweet on this game
@@headshotmaster138 well from what I found, it didn’t sell as much compared to the previous games, this is due to the negative reception to Unity at the time.
Thank you for the insight! Very informative and I think a lot of people overseas wouldn’t know this unless they asked someone with actual experience/knowledge on this subject. 👌
It is true that Japanese politician is getting involved. We Japanese are getting really fed up not being taken seriously why we are angry about what Ubisoft has been doing.
I think banning it would be logical in Japan, speaking as a Chinese. It has been done before, not in Japan, in other countries because of inflammatory circumstances of particular subject of those countries. AKA Cod Modern Warfare on ps3, wii, 360 and pc in Middle East.
@8:20 Just watch the trailer of Yasuke doing a hieroglyphic with a brush. There are 3 things wrong with this. 1st. I pointed out before on another thread about this. My mom, a Chinese, show me how she does calligraphy. That is using the brush. It is upright to almost 90 degree. 2nd. The rollup, scroll, is on top of the table while Yasuke was performing calligraphy. That is what Japanese said he write bottom up. The scroll roll up should have been where the body of Yasuke and end table. Not the other way around. 3rd. I'm also a artist/painter and did try calligraphy. If you look at Chinese Master calligraphy, there are imperfect places like lighted mark, broken line, smudge, and sometime dots. Yasuke's calligraphy is so perfect and bypass all Master calligraphy. This one is an extra. There should be a small plate and an ink stone to discreet ink with water. There is none showing on Yasuke's table where he did calligraphy. Either they didn't know or they put it somewhere else. The Japanese use similar calligraphy technique like the Chinese. It's an art form like how drinking tea or shooting a bow and arrow.
I'm a gamer 1st. I love reading history since 2005. I remembered Yasuke was only a few lines in 2010. It was never a whole article like now. All I remember is that he is a retainer bought/gifted by the Portuguese missionary. That was it. No mentioned of Yasuke as a samurai. I am not Japanese but Chinese. China has over 5000 years of historical documents and records. Ex China recorded a great flood back then, this is refer to the Flood in the Bible. They also recorded fallen meteor during the Qin Dynasty 2000+ years ago. They recorded who does what. If Westerners can change countries' histories, they can change anyone's culture and history. That is ridiculous.
@@tr1bes so they couldn’t have developed similar myths independently? In ancient times, civilizations tend to live near bodies of water such as rivers, and rivers, such as the yellow river in China where the oldest Chinese societies first appeared, were prone to flooding, hence how those flood myths develop.
@@gamer7916 The Aztec, India, China, Greek and the Jews said almost the same thing. One particular instant is the Aztec describing Giants being wipe out by the Flood. India and China also mentioned about Giants as well. This one coincides with the Bible in Genesis.
@@tr1bes again, they all lived near bodies of water where flooding happens. People in ancient times didn't have water pipage systems so living near bodies of water like rivers was necessary for habitation. And no, it's not the same and there are significant differences between the accounts. There's literally no scientific evidence at all that there was some kind of global flood. Stop getting your information from pseudoscientific creationist sources.
In Japan, there is an opinion that UBI is also a victim of Thomas Lockley. However, with the octagonal lanterns of Todaiji Temple in the game, which are not allowed to be used for commercial purposes, and other plagiarisms that have been discovered, it may really be impossible to release the game.
American definition of Culture: habits within a community, trends, style, traditions (at best) Outside US the definition of Culture is: The heritage of history, knowledge, blood, care that previous generations entrusted on us and the responsibility and honor to pass this legacy on to future generations (we don't actively change it or making new 'cause nothing of what we can do for our people would have the same value as something that comes from thousands years old... and when you break the streak it's over, it will take thousands of years more to build up again) That's how important and serious Culture is for non american people. It's something we feel the need to defend. It's our grandma, it's our child. It's what we're going to become a part of, to be passed on, when we are no longer here. When you have nothing like this, it's very difficult to grasp the greatness of it. It's not something that start and ends in your period time. It's not about you. When d3m3nt3d people swapped Cleopatra, calling it a documentary, we non american knew how dangerous that was... and we had immediate confirmation because in some US colleges egyptian students were confronted by black people that were asking them why they are in Egypt today? Why did they stole their 'black land' . Why did they erase from history black people and the original black culture of Egypt. Those egyptians have also received a beating. That's how dangerous ignorace is. It leads to arrogance and to violence.
100 percent on the video funnier thing assassins creed shadows was made by Ubisoft Quebec team but they never consulted with their Japsn office with the seasons, the flags/banners or with using Chinese architecture with a game located in Japan. Its like the jokes are writing themselves lol.
Ubisofts apologize was a joke. It should've been the French Headquarters, but it was only Ubi Japan that apologized, and their apology clearly states they are still gonna sell the art in question in the artbook. What a fucking joke.
lol I don’t get it, it’s like they’re being used as non paid agents to fight back against people like me who slander them. And they suck at they’re non paid jobs to add insult to injury lol
@@jtheconcept4143 And they defend Ubisoft, one of the most anti consumer companies that exist next to ea. Their games haven't been good in years and have literally told gamers in their face that they need to get comfortable not owing their games!
honestly, i know it probably won't happen but i wish they could redevelop the whole game again but with an actual Japanese man and some actual research on the culture. Assassin's creed in Japan have always been something me and every AC fan wants
I was talking to a Japanese person regarding copyright in Japan. Ubi mess up big time on this one. They have to get permission from the government literally. There are some places photography is forbidden in temple and shrines. Ubi got those images in the Assassin Creed Shadow game. Yeah, Yikes on UBI on stealing images/photograph of forbidden places.
@@SSFX111 I can name a bunch of games too. Give me specific area where it's forbidden to take pictures. The word is FORBIDDEN. Hue Castle where the emperor reside. Yen Tu Temple in Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh Mauseleum.
The games was so good to play and enjoyed before that dirty company called( baby sweet Inc) came and destroyed the community of gaming. It made the players divided and quarreled among themselves
this game reach the ears of the Japanese politicians, and the government demands compensation!! i am egyptian and I can empathise because unfotunitly we have something similar in delima. the black cleopatra queen made the egyptian government sue netflix for historical frodulant!
The funny part is that Metatron did the best video about it. Ultimately, there is not enough evidence to say he was or wasn't. Personally, he was more than likely isn't. Even though Nobunaga was not above breaking tradition, I wouldn't put it past him to raise him as a samurai, but straight up, he probably wasn't. He just liked the dude because he was so bizarre, and he also was a giant compared to most Japanese. So Nobunaga definitely had him as a bodyguard, because he worked well to intimidate threats.
Hey. Love your videos. FYI RUclips unsubscribed you from me for some reason. I already re-subscribed. They did the same thing to my ‘Wagner Knows Why?’ subscription and I don’t know who else.
@jtheconcept4143 to be honest J, I won't be surprised if there's strings being pulled to run damage control over this debacle. I've had comments disappear on vids where I try to refute or bring more context to why this is a big deal to gamers and to the Japanese.
If Japan folds they are coming for Korea next, many people already switched to Korean media. Me included, stuff like Sweet Home and Train to Busan was awesome
Yasuke, Nobunaga's black baggage carrier, has somehow become a legendary black samurai overseas, and there are historical revisionists overseas who claim that Yasuke is a legendary black samurai, so there is a risk that this game could be used to revise history in Japan, and a member of the Japanese House of Councillors is currently investigating these issues. When will these overseas historical revisionists be able to distinguish between fantasy and history? And many Japanese people are angry about the many dishonest ways Ubi has treated Japan, including the unauthorized use of Ubi images.
This is no laughing matter. Where is the Japanese person who would remain silent while their country's history is falsified and their culture is insulted? UBI should know that once Japanese people get angry, they never stop. This is so annoying!! ️😡!! ️
@@ラテンガール-k3lI know some American humor is lost in translation sometimes but I’m not laughing at the issue. I’m laughing that Ubisoft fucked up so bad that it reached this point 👌
Honestly this yasuke stuff feels like if Ubisoft decided to make a game about slavery in America they would find the one token white slave and make the game about him...not offensive at all right?...
I dont see how Japanese people feel underrepresented… Tons of anime , lots of Samurai shows, lots of ninja/samurai games…but a story that includes a real black folk-lore figure, now we’re sad???? How can’t people see through this
like what I was sayin! the japanese say nothing about ghost of tsushima because it glorifies em japanese are triggered just because ubisoft didn’t do that JAPANESE DOUBLE STANDARDS
I highly recommend yall do some research on this subject before just saying shit that comes off…..stupid to people who actually knows what’s going on. I mean that respectfully
@@정의훈-t6hthe thing with ghost that got so much praise from the Japanese is the fact that the sucker punch researched the history and the culture then they decided which creative liberties to take from there. Whereas with Ubisoft, they couldn't be bothered to fact check with their Japanese branch whether or not they got things correct. what makes this whole case worse is the fact that when they were called out on multiple flaws present in what they showed us of the game, they straight up called the Japanese racist
If i were japan, i wouldn't even care. Japanese make better games anyway, and they can make their own samurai games. So why can't care about a garbage company like ubisoft.
I'm Japanese, but I don't want the game to end with sales being suspended either. If they could retract UBI's interviews about "making it faithful to history" and "you can learn about feudal Japan through gameplay," I think that's OK. Just sell as "fiction", not "historical fiction." (They also need to resolve the numerous copyright infringements they have committed, though) But I'm still angry at their comments: "We were looking for 'our samurai' who are not Japanese" (Does "Our" not include Japanese people? Do they not recognize Japanese people as human beings, same as them?) "It was normal for many people to die in Japan at that time, and most of them were beheaded" "People who criticize this game are racists" But they should still be allowed to release this game, which "has a hugely incorrect understanding of history," "is tinged with racism," "is disrespectful to Japanese people," and "is a historical fiction taste fiction." I think freedom of expression shouldn't be violated.
@@ikoany I don't want people to get it wrong: I think Ubisoft sucks. They have a history of harassing their female employees and acting like it didn't happen. And boy do I want to see the reviews. Everyone should have the opportunity to crap on this Shadows game. And they can't do that properly if the game doesn't come out.
@@DarknessIsTheTruth As you say, UBI is a really terrible company. If the game is released without making any particular corrections and without taking appropriate action against the Japanese people, the Japanese will continue to examine every object in the game and point out every mistake and copyright infringement. In some cases, huge civil and criminal lawsuits will be filed. That is the path UBI has chosen.
So you really taking this game serious even though Ubisoft is known for historical fiction games like all AC games and I doubt Ubisoft is going to get in trouble by Japan government all Ubisoft have to do is tell them it's a fiction game and I find hilarious that some people think Ubisoft is changing history even though they are not and Ubisoft made it clear they are making their own story but instead of acknowledging that y'all want to cry about it they are changing history which they are not and I know Ubisoft I have a love and hate relationship with them I don't like what they do but you guys are taking it to far with this nonsense
Facts bro its sad when you got people like him reiterating the same points of those who would bitch n complain if his face model was used in an historical game…
a game is a game… where the ell is freedom of speech and expression? and why is there so many honorary japanese weeaboos out there? like it’s illegal to even criticize japan nowadays? is that it? is the japanese empire back in buisness?
Japanese do not dislike people because of the color of their skin. They treat people equally as "foreigners. They respect Japanese rules and prefer friendly people. On the contrary, they thoroughly dislike people who dislike Japan or do bad things to Japan. There is one black person in my company, and he is a very good, warm, and wonderful colleague. Although he has been in Japan for 10 years, we get along well with each other without discrimination.
I just want to say that there is racism against blacks in Japan, you can do a quick RUclips search to find real accounts from black people who lived there. So while they say they don’t have a problem with a black samurai as the problem, I just find it a little hard to believe
Its just a vide9 game. Its not that deep.
I love people like you 🤣
@@jtheconcept4143 Why?
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But they are altering wiki to fit the narrative of the video game...
This is really fucking deep.
@@livefree6455I get a version of this comment on every video I make lol. They are literally all the same. I don’t even have the energy to explain to him why his comment is ignorance. Because there will just be another person like it next video 😂
This problem is no longer just a game problem. A British man named Thomas Lockley wrote a false book and falsified the description of Yasuke on Wiki in order to sell it, and it was spread overseas as the "truth" without Japanese people knowing. And it's not just Assassin's Creed, there is a growing number of people who seriously say things like "Yasuke was a great samurai, so it's discriminatory that black people aren't shown in period dramas" and "Japanese people are hiding the achievements of black people", which has caused a stir.
He is a law professor in Nihon University in Japan. He is not a historian. He is making BS up.
Omg! Things just keep getting worse 😂
@@2156Charlie Fr 🤣
ロックリーを国会に証人喚問しないとね
i once saw a move called the ten commandments .......about biblical hebrews...starring Charlton Heston........
I hope they ban that trash in Japan 🙏🏽
If they ban it in Japan it has to be banned everywhere for it to work
@@jtheconcept4143 not really. They had banned the anime record of ragnorak in India for misrepresenting the hindu god of theirs as a male. And zombie movies are banned In china. So why cant that game be banned in japan
i thought the japanese only played dating games.....with virtual women....
@@jtheconcept4143id like that
What about the Japanese people who want to play this ?
Whenever Japanese people made critical comments about ACS, those who defended it always said, "This person is a white person pretending to be Japanese," or, "Japanese people aren't complaining."
However, by having a Japanese politician make it an issue, perhaps those who defended it were able to understand that Japanese people are genuinely complaining?
These people are too delusional and way too over in their head to even think out of the box. Fools.
Wasn't Tom Cruise was the last Samurai?
@@IeremiasMoore-El
ラストサムライは日本に対して敬意があった
AC:ジョニー・ソマリには傲慢さだけがある
If you watched the movie, Tom Cruise isn’t “The Last Samurai” it’s Tom Cruise telling Katsumoto’s story after he was captured. The movie was 100% respectful. It’s not a good comparison at all
Yasuke, Nobunaga's black baggage carrier, has somehow become a legendary black samurai overseas, and there are historical revisionists overseas who claim that Yasuke is a legendary black samurai, so there is a risk that this game could be used to revise history in Japan, and a member of the Japanese House of Councillors is currently investigating these issues. When will these overseas historical revisionists be able to distinguish between fantasy and history?
Japanese people need to protect their history. Just like how any other race should and will if they were servilely misrepresented. I don’t understand how people can disagree with this lol
Every other game that included Yasuke was accepted and nun of y’all cycles turned on🩸…and I’m 99% sure you didn’t see him as a damn slave or bucket boy
Well twitter treats fictional characters like real people and treat real people like fictional.... we're pretty f*cked.
@@jtheconcept4143 the id iot above said Yasuke was a "black baggage carrier" even thought their are two lines written about him and those weren't on them....and you consigned that racist lil bs what country are your parents from? you act like a tether with xenophilia.
your racism can't be hidden. Can't wait to play the new Assassins Creed ...gonna pre order
It has been revealed that the true identity of "Tottori Tom," a person who repeatedly falsified "Wikipedia," is extremely likely to be "Thomas Lockley," who was working in Tottori, Japan at the time. He is the author of ``African Samurai,'' which was the source of the spread of the lie that Yasuke was a samurai.
Damn this is really interesting. Holy cow thank you for your coverage! Look at these people trying to act like everything Sweet after defending this game blindly. While screaming racism, they are actively silencing the Japanese and their rich history
That’s because it was convenient to oppose it. Now since more undeniable evidence came out they are dead silent lol 😂
@@jtheconcept4143
J!! A Japanese man is posting videos with information and proof on the subject and helping translate arguments from the Japanese perspective. Look up the vid " 🇯🇵 DON'T YOU DARE CHANGE OUR HISTORY" 85K views 2 days ago. They do wanna fight, so thank you for helping the Convo! The guy goes into how thw writer of the only book/ "source" had been allegedly altering the wiki to support the release of his own book a year prior to its release and how he made many assumptions to fill in the gaps on Yasuke's history. He jas made multiple videos and has many Japanese people commenting on how video as well.
You the best! Have a great week!
Commenting from Japan. I liked your video as you seem to understand it's not about skin colour. I just can't accept if my country's history is revised by some people to their wish. Changing wikipedia etc is going too far. And you know, most Japanese read only Japanese, so most of us didn't know such alternative history of Japan was being created in English outside Japan. Now we know. As for the investigation by the Japanese politician, I don't know how far he will go, but let's see. Since we figured out the origin of these lies was Thomas Lockly--who wrote a fictional novel about Yasuke and published as a non-fictional story--, another petition to correct misconceptions about Yasuke spread by him has started. I personally hope the Japanese congress will rather investigate Thomas Lockly and the university who hired him as an associate professor. Anyway, thank you for your fair analysis ☺
調査は現在進行中です。
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@@jtheconcept4143 信長公記
資料から読み取れる弥助のすべて
・黒人の物珍しさに死人が出るほど人が集まった
・フロイスの弥助への認識は最初から最後まで黒人奴隷。
・宣教師「黒奴を見世物にすれば短期間に8千～1万クルサード稼げるな」
・信長と子と甥が黒い肌を面白がって10貫文（約70万円）与える
アサクリ署名の背景
どれだけやばいか分かってない人へ
・外人の過半数、ガチで弥助を伝説の侍だと思ってる
・日本人の話すら聞かない、批判者は白人のなりすましだと思ってる
・外国人の差別意識がダダ漏れ
・日本人を無視したり黙らせて既成事実にしたがってる
信長の家臣だから
広い意味で武士ではある
けど
侍とは武士の中でも階級が高く
簡単になれるものではない
近藤や土方だって
あれだけの逸話や文献があっても
侍になるのに苦労したんだから
あんな傘持ってる絵しか残ってないような
道具持ちが侍なわけが無いし
外人は知能レベル低いから困る
このゲームはアジア人差別を助長しています。例えばあなた方の信じる宗教を冒涜するような描写をされたらゲームだからと許されますか？制作スタッフは史実に基づいて制作したと言っている以上冒涜意外の何物でもありません。このような日本を馬鹿にした表現が動画やコンセプトアートの中に多々あり、中には著作権の侵害もしておるようです。
Yes, you can create fake content that rewrites religion if you declare that is fake content and it is not real, the problem is when you try to pass fake content as real
"if there is a depiction that blasphemes your religion, is that acceptable because it's a game" Didn't Assassin's Creed already do that with the whole "Catholic Church are Templars" theme going on since the first game?
Concept art is a product. It is not pure Japan that the users who spend money and buy it expecting pure Japan at that time get.
The concept art depicts rice planting scenes in Myanmar and Thailand. This is most likely due to a traditional technique called photobash, rather than AI generation, since the difference in sharpness of the image is clear after verification. In other words, many scenes from foreign countries that are not artificially Japanese, and scenes from different periods in Japan are incorporated into concept art.
If you stick to Japan, if you stick to the historical investigation of Japan at that time and delete all the problematic parts, the concept art canvas might be almost blank. Concept art books are expensive. But what you're grabbing isn't what you expected, it's fake art.
The historical authenticity of Yasuke isof course an important issue for the Japanese, but the current Assassins Creed Shadows that Ubisoft is making have a number of complex issues.
All they had to do to avoid this is NOT claim it was "the real story of Yasuke."
Simple as that lol
It's a assassin creed game when has Da stories been real😂
I am Japanese and I signed the petition, but I don't really think they will stop releasing the game, I signed it to say NO to UBI.
But the number of plagiarism is too much, too much, I don't think they can fix it in 4 months, they won't be able to release the game to eliminate the plagiarism rather than signing the petition!
> It's just a video game
Japanese people think so, too. UBIs should have said so as well. There are already many fantasies about Yasuke, and Japanese people enjoy them.
But UBIs claim ridiculously inaccurate fantasies they made are historical facts, use private images or cultural property without permission, block Japanese people who contact them, and call Japanese people who complain racists, so we're just saying, ok, we’ll fight then.
No Dey didn't😂
It's their right to defend their culture. Afro-centrists are so crazy even actual Africans hate them. Ask Nigerians and they will say very critical things about black Americans.
This is so great. It takes a culture with some backbone to take a stand against this madness. I wanted an Assassin’s Creed game set in Japan for so long but i hope this game fails completely.
There are other games out there.
Ghost of Tsushima
Rise of Ronin, this one is currently out.
Way of the Samurai 1 and 2 is on PS2, Way of the Samurai 3 is on ps3 and 360
Tenchu ps1, there are Tenchu games on xbox, 360 and wii.
Shinobi 1-3 Sega Genesis. There is one on ps2.
Afro Samurai is on ps3 and 360.
So you can enjoy ninja and samurai games out there. Doesn't need to have Assassin Creed game set in Japan.
@@tr1besYeah but the fact that these games are so little in retrospect of FPS games is laughable. To be fair we can separate FPS by setting since lots of Samurai/Ninja games are third person, but yeah you would still find more than the latter.
I think what he’s saying is that all assassins creed fans for the longest time always wanted THEM SPECIFICALLY to go to Japan. It’s the perfect franchise to do this. We weren’t asking for another studio to do it…but they did because there was an empty space in the market for it. But EVERYONE and their momma wanted this franchise specifically to make a game set in Japan. And when they finally did we get this piece of shit. It’s disappointing either way you look at it
@@jtheconcept4143 yeah exactly. Back in the day, Ubisoft also made this little game called Splinter Cell. Now, imagine if you can, a game which utilizes this studios history and skillset. For example, an Assassin’s Creed game set in feudal Japan, with light/dark stealth mechanics, with AC fight/flight mechanics and parkour.
In real Japanese history, the “ninja” were mostly used to gather intelligence. There is evidence of other clandestine activities and sabotage as well. So imagine a game, in which there is a “daytime” segment to scout and sabotage, set up traps, etc. Then, wait for nightfall/have a “time passing” mechanic, don the black, and splinter cell/parkour in for the assassination, get your mark, drop a smoke bomb, get chased out, etc….
It’s really not a stretch to think of what this game could have been. And why us old heads wanted AC to go to Japan. I know you get it J, but my comment is for others. And hopefully it shows how lazy Ubi has been with this game. We didnt want a samurai, we wanted the shadows. Imagine the story they could tell. We could be Nobunaga’s deepest spy. Interacting with great historical figures like Hideyoshi Toyotomi, setting up some of his successes on his rise. Imagine being the one that gets the Oda to Kyoto and then having to be the one to assassinate Nobunaga himself! So many possibilities…..damn shame this is what they spent time and money making. I for one, am not buying it, not even on 90% off sale.
@@jtheconcept4143 Yeah exactly. It is 100% because of the history of Ubisoft and what their games were like years ago. They had experience with games like Splinter Cell. I know you understand this J, so my comment is to address why old heads like me always wanted Ubi to set AC in Japan. In real history from the period, there were agents who worked in various ways for the Lords who paid them. Though they may not be the stereotypical Ninja we have learned to picture in modern media, they were involved in intelligence gathering, sabotage, etc.
Now Ubisoft had experience with their games which would fit perfectly with aspects of Japan during the Warring States period. Especially since AC used to use their underlying story of Templars and Assassin's and the pieces of Eden/relics to explain certain historical civilizations or peoples rise to prominence. Ubi could have let us play with this history from the Shadows, which is what fans wanted. We didnt want a Samurai game, we wanted the Shadows.
So imagine a game, which had a daytime segment, in which our protagonist could interact with various historical figures, conduct espionage, set up traps, carry out sabotage, etc. maybe make a way into or out of a target area. Any tasks which are relevant to the Assassination and escape, but which are also based on historical understanding of how espionage was carried out by the Japanese in this period. It would immerse the player into the mission and the history. Then when you are ready, you can have a time advancement mechanic which brings nightfall and our protagonist dons the black. They use Splinter Cell light/dark stealth mechanics and AC parkour/tools to infiltrate the target area. Then kill the target, and escape with the tools you have on you like smoke bombs, throwing knives as well as anything you setup before during the day, maybe setting something on fire to distract guards while you go for the target. But in true AC fashion, its fight or flight depending on the situation. Maybe you run to a secret exit you setup during the day.
Now imagine all this, with big budget graphics and voice actors, and following a story which has you interacting with some of the most famous people from the era. Maybe you work for Oda Nobunaga and help him get to Kyoto. Maybe you break Tokugawa Ieyasu's wife and son out from the Imagawa house and return them to him once he becomes an ally of Nobunaga. Maybe the player could play a big part in the rise of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Perhaps, the player could be the one who kills Nobunaga in the end...that could be a brilliant plot twist.
They have so much information to play with from this era which was in a constant state of power struggle and political intrigue. It just shows how EXTREMELY LAZY Ubisoft has been with their intellectual properties. The irony is that the lazy companies go for the easy money. But at the AAA level, if they put effort, passion and respect into the project, not only would it have been amazingly fun for players, but profitable for the company and something to be proud of. This is why we wanted AC in Japan for many years and why I think much of the old Ubisoft game-enjoying people like me are disappointed with how things have changed.
Just my $0.02
私は日本人です。UBIは弥助を暴力的に描くことで、黒人の人達のことも差別してると思います。UBIの人達は何を考えているのか全く理解不能です。本当に腹立たしい！！
(-_-メ)
I really hope this game flops in all countries for real. And its racist as hell too.
It won't sadly. This is Assassin's creed and it will sell like hotcakes
@@headshotmaster138what about Syndicate?
@@redcobra6016 I don't know how well that one sold.
@@headshotmaster138the last assassin's creed games didn't make such headlines like shadows - sure there will be morons who still buy this but the general majority doesn't seem to be too sweet on this game
@@headshotmaster138 well from what I found, it didn’t sell as much compared to the previous games, this is due to the negative reception to Unity at the time.
Ubisoft got themselves in trouble😂😂
Big time lol
初めてコメントさせていただきます。英語が出来ないので、日本語で失礼致します。
日本の人達が怒っておるのと論点がズレているようなのでお伝えしたいと思いましたので、長文ですが失礼致します。
ゲーム自体→OK
主人公が弥助→OK
ゲーム構成→OK
四季がおかしい→初めからフィクションと言っていれば気にし無かった
ＵＢＩがインタビューでの発言
史実に基づいている→弥助は実在した事だけ
日本の歴史を学べる→❌コンセプトアートに出てきているほとんどが江戸時代のもの→弥助の時代背景は「安土桃山時代」で「江戸時代よりも前の時代」→歴史を学べません
日本の古い時代が学べないのが事実です
コンセプトアートのほとんどは間違っているからです。
家紋(鎧のベルトのような位置にある柄)が上下反転→キリストの十字架を上下反転させてるのと同じくらい将軍達には大事なものです。
鳥居⛩は神社の入口に立てるものです→中央は神様が通る場所とされ出来るだけ端の方に寄って入ります。
貴方は神が通る道とされる門を村などの入口にされたら怒りたくなりませんか？
国宝の絵画→日本では使用許可が必要で尚且つ美術価値を守るために使用料金が必要とされるのもが存在してます
それをUBIは無視をして無断転用していることをご存知でしょうか？
国宝の規制を無視する事→日本に対する軽視や侮辱に値するのです
大きく重要視されているところです。
「日本に詳しい専門家に確認した」とインタビューで言っていたようですが、あまりに酷いと思いませんか？
海外で信仰している宗教を軽視・侮辱されたのと同じなのです。
日本は海外より宗教を重要視してる人は少ないですが、国を最も大事にする事を重要視にしていて、出来るだけ争いを好ましく思っていない国です。
署名の運動も、中止と記載はありますが、根底では中止になろうとならないにしても関係ないのです。
日本人は穏やかで優しいイメージを持っているようですが、ここまで日本のことを軽視・侮辱をされたら怒ります。その意思表示や声を上げることがある事をしっかり分かって貰う為なのです。
争う事を良く思わない国が、今こうした論争をしている事がいかに日本人が、日本という国が、怒っているのかを分かって欲しいです。
とっても長い文になってしまいましたが、私が伝えたいこと・分かって欲しい事を貴方に伝わって頂けたら、私は嬉しいです。
Thank you for the insight! Very informative and I think a lot of people overseas wouldn’t know this unless they asked someone with actual experience/knowledge on this subject. 👌
It is true that Japanese politician is getting involved. We Japanese are getting really fed up not being taken seriously why we are angry about what Ubisoft has been doing.
I think banning it would be logical in Japan, speaking as a Chinese. It has been done before, not in Japan, in other countries because of inflammatory circumstances of particular subject of those countries. AKA Cod Modern Warfare on ps3, wii, 360 and pc in Middle East.
@8:20 Just watch the trailer of Yasuke doing a hieroglyphic with a brush. There are 3 things wrong with this.
1st. I pointed out before on another thread about this. My mom, a Chinese, show me how she does calligraphy. That is using the brush. It is upright to almost 90 degree.
2nd. The rollup, scroll, is on top of the table while Yasuke was performing calligraphy. That is what Japanese said he write bottom up. The scroll roll up should have been where the body of Yasuke and end table. Not the other way around.
3rd. I'm also a artist/painter and did try calligraphy. If you look at Chinese Master calligraphy, there are imperfect places like lighted mark, broken line, smudge, and sometime dots. Yasuke's calligraphy is so perfect and bypass all Master calligraphy.
This one is an extra. There should be a small plate and an ink stone to discreet ink with water. There is none showing on Yasuke's table where he did calligraphy. Either they didn't know or they put it somewhere else.
The Japanese use similar calligraphy technique like the Chinese. It's an art form like how drinking tea or shooting a bow and arrow.
I'm a gamer 1st. I love reading history since 2005. I remembered Yasuke was only a few lines in 2010. It was never a whole article like now. All I remember is that he is a retainer bought/gifted by the Portuguese missionary. That was it. No mentioned of Yasuke as a samurai. I am not Japanese but Chinese. China has over 5000 years of historical documents and records. Ex China recorded a great flood back then, this is refer to the Flood in the Bible. They also recorded fallen meteor during the Qin Dynasty 2000+ years ago. They recorded who does what. If Westerners can change countries' histories, they can change anyone's culture and history. That is ridiculous.
"Ex China recorded a great flood back then, this is refer to the Flood in the Bible" you know the flood story is a myth right?
@@gamer7916 it would be a myth but China historians and Jewish historian are on total different area on the earth. They have never met each other.
@@tr1bes so they couldn’t have developed similar myths independently? In ancient times, civilizations tend to live near bodies of water such as rivers, and rivers, such as the yellow river in China where the oldest Chinese societies first appeared, were prone to flooding, hence how those flood myths develop.
@@gamer7916 The Aztec, India, China, Greek and the Jews said almost the same thing. One particular instant is the Aztec describing Giants being wipe out by the Flood. India and China also mentioned about Giants as well. This one coincides with the Bible in Genesis.
@@tr1bes again, they all lived near bodies of water where flooding happens. People in ancient times didn't have water pipage systems so living near bodies of water like rivers was necessary for habitation. And no, it's not the same and there are significant differences between the accounts. There's literally no scientific evidence at all that there was some kind of global flood. Stop getting your information from pseudoscientific creationist sources.
Also, I should mention that Toei Animation may file a lawsuit against Ubisoft 😅
Ikr, straight up gave Yasuke Zoro's katana from One Piece. They're not even trying to hide their lack of effort.
Sad smh 🤦🏾♂️
@@mistydolphin2524that’s in real life tho on a stand from Amazon how are they getting sued it’s not like zeros zeros is in the game
In Japan, there is an opinion that UBI is also a victim of Thomas Lockley.
However, with the octagonal lanterns of Todaiji Temple in the game, which are not allowed to be used for commercial purposes, and other plagiarisms that have been discovered, it may really be impossible to release the game.
Dood first the grifter guy altering Wikipedia to sell his fake yasuke book, now this. Grrat videoo, boss
lol thanks man 💪
Dood, fr
Dood that's crazy man
American definition of Culture: habits within a community, trends, style, traditions (at best)
Outside US the definition of Culture is: The heritage of history, knowledge, blood, care that previous generations entrusted on us and the responsibility and honor to pass this legacy on to future generations (we don't actively change it or making new 'cause nothing of what we can do for our people would have the same value as something that comes from thousands years old... and when you break the streak it's over, it will take thousands of years more to build up again)
That's how important and serious Culture is for non american people. It's something we feel the need to defend. It's our grandma, it's our child. It's what we're going to become a part of, to be passed on, when we are no longer here.
When you have nothing like this, it's very difficult to grasp the greatness of it.
It's not something that start and ends in your period time. It's not about you.
When d3m3nt3d people swapped Cleopatra, calling it a documentary, we non american knew how dangerous that was... and we had immediate confirmation because in some US colleges egyptian students were confronted by black people that were asking them why they are in Egypt today? Why did they stole their 'black land' . Why did they erase from history black people and the original black culture of Egypt. Those egyptians have also received a beating.
That's how dangerous ignorace is. It leads to arrogance and to violence.
100 percent on the video funnier thing assassins creed shadows was made by Ubisoft Quebec team but they never consulted with their Japsn office with the seasons, the flags/banners or with using Chinese architecture with a game located in Japan. Its like the jokes are writing themselves lol.
You can’t make this shit up lmao, they had a free layup and decided to take a half court shot and missed 🤣
The fact that they had the resources to get this right never fails to get a laugh out of me 😂
Holy shit. I forgot they have a consultant who wrote about romance about young boys. 😂
except romance with young boys actually happened in feudal Japan. Are you going to attack feudal Japanese culture for having romance with young boys?
Ubisofts apologize was a joke.
It should've been the French Headquarters, but it was only Ubi Japan that apologized, and their apology clearly states they are still gonna sell the art in question in the artbook. What a fucking joke.
The Japanese team are the ones who got it dumbass 😂
I will never understand the need of these people to defend these multimillion dollar companies that don't care about them.
lol I don’t get it, it’s like they’re being used as non paid agents to fight back against people like me who slander them. And they suck at they’re non paid jobs to add insult to injury lol
@@jtheconcept4143 And they defend Ubisoft, one of the most anti consumer companies that exist next to ea. Their games haven't been good in years and have literally told gamers in their face that they need to get comfortable not owing their games!
honestly, i know it probably won't happen but i wish they could redevelop the whole game again but with an actual Japanese man and some actual research on the culture. Assassin's creed in Japan have always been something me and every AC fan wants
I was talking to a Japanese person regarding copyright in Japan. Ubi mess up big time on this one. They have to get permission from the government literally. There are some places photography is forbidden in temple and shrines. Ubi got those images in the Assassin Creed Shadow game. Yeah, Yikes on UBI on stealing images/photograph of forbidden places.
It’s been in other games chill bro it’s a video game
@@SSFX111 examples?
@@tr1bes Malice , Persona games , Tokyo Mirage , yakuza games , many anime games as well
@@SSFX111 I can name a bunch of games too. Give me specific area where it's forbidden to take pictures. The word is FORBIDDEN.
Hue Castle where the emperor reside.
Yen Tu Temple in Vietnam.
Ho Chi Minh Mauseleum.
@@tr1bes they're public domain. doesn't matter if others aren't allowed to photograph them, they're not copyrightable due to being centuries old.
I’m happy for this hahahahah
The games was so good to play and enjoyed before that dirty company called( baby sweet Inc) came and destroyed the community of gaming. It made the players divided and quarreled among themselves
I agree. Assassin's Creed in the past was a great game.
ahh everytime you called ubiflop stupid it sounded like sweet melodies to my ear ~~
Lmao 🤣
I wouldn't be mad at the presence of Yasuke if sometime in the game we met him as an NPC.
this game reach the ears of the Japanese politicians, and the government demands compensation!! i am egyptian and I can empathise because unfotunitly we have something similar in delima. the black cleopatra queen made the egyptian government sue netflix for historical frodulant!
At this point we know that the second a government gets involved, it's wraps 🤣🤣
I am hype for the future, these people who pushed these agenda are losing and went silent lmao.
That’s the funny part. When the evidence came out………crickets lol
Claim to respect the culture but blatantly can't even get the seasonal blooms correct ...😂😂 amazing researchers 😂😂😂
Ubislob is so cooked this time
The funny part is that Metatron did the best video about it. Ultimately, there is not enough evidence to say he was or wasn't. Personally, he was more than likely isn't. Even though Nobunaga was not above breaking tradition, I wouldn't put it past him to raise him as a samurai, but straight up, he probably wasn't. He just liked the dude because he was so bizarre, and he also was a giant compared to most Japanese. So Nobunaga definitely had him as a bodyguard, because he worked well to intimidate threats.
Ubisoft made a japanese game, picked the ONE black guy and said, yeah this is the guy. Then gave the man a hip-hop battle music hahaha!
Right before they announce this game and i know it's going to face problems since it was made by ubisoft.
Great content👍 thank you
Hey. Love your videos. FYI RUclips unsubscribed you from me for some reason. I already re-subscribed. They did the same thing to my ‘Wagner Knows Why?’ subscription and I don’t know who else.
You're not the only one. I had to resubscribe myself. It's almost as if YT is suppressing dissenting opinion.
Thanks for the support! And I’m very aware of shittube unsubbing people because of my subject matter smh. They don’t like this at all
@jtheconcept4143 to be honest J, I won't be surprised if there's strings being pulled to run damage control over this debacle. I've had comments disappear on vids where I try to refute or bring more context to why this is a big deal to gamers and to the Japanese.
나는 반은 한국인이고 반은 일본인입니다나는 Ubisoft가 일본인을 대하는 방식을 정말 좋아하지 않습니다이런 정치적 올바름은 멈춰야 합니다 그들은 좋은 사람들이 아닙니다인종차별은 나쁘고 차별도 그렇습니다
If Japan folds they are coming for Korea next, many people already switched to Korean media. Me included, stuff like Sweet Home and Train to Busan was awesome
He takin that ass to Congress lmao 🤣!!
Lmao 😂😂
Yasuke, Nobunaga's black baggage carrier, has somehow become a legendary black samurai overseas, and there are historical revisionists overseas who claim that Yasuke is a legendary black samurai, so there is a risk that this game could be used to revise history in Japan, and a member of the Japanese House of Councillors is currently investigating these issues. When will these overseas historical revisionists be able to distinguish between fantasy and history?
And many Japanese people are angry about the many dishonest ways Ubi has treated Japan, including the unauthorized use of Ubi images.
This is no laughing matter. Where is the Japanese person who would remain silent while their country's history is falsified and their culture is insulted? UBI should know that once Japanese people get angry, they never stop. This is so annoying!! ️😡!! ️
@@ラテンガール-k3lI know some American humor is lost in translation sometimes but I’m not laughing at the issue. I’m laughing that Ubisoft fucked up so bad that it reached this point 👌
@@jtheconcept4143
なるほどね。笑
本当に酷い話ですよ😥😧
ビデオをありがとうございます！
日本からあなたのことを応援してます😃また他のビデオも見ますね！
UBIには地の果てに落ちて欲しいです。笑
Buncha Left leaning tourist in these comments lol😂😂
Can the U.S take them to task for being blamed for Gojira ?
Honestly this yasuke stuff feels like if Ubisoft decided to make a game about slavery in America they would find the one token white slave and make the game about him...not offensive at all right?...
Tell news about Ubiflops are better than the games they make
lol they keep it interesting lol
I dont see how Japanese people feel underrepresented…
Tons of anime , lots of Samurai shows, lots of ninja/samurai games…but a story that includes a real black folk-lore figure, now we’re sad???? How can’t people see through this
like what I was sayin!
the japanese say nothing about ghost of tsushima because it glorifies em
japanese are triggered just because ubisoft didn’t do that
JAPANESE DOUBLE STANDARDS
I highly recommend yall do some research on this subject before just saying shit that comes off…..stupid to people who actually knows what’s going on. I mean that respectfully
@@정의훈-t6hthe thing with ghost that got so much praise from the Japanese is the fact that the sucker punch researched the history and the culture then they decided which creative liberties to take from there. Whereas with Ubisoft, they couldn't be bothered to fact check with their Japanese branch whether or not they got things correct. what makes this whole case worse is the fact that when they were called out on multiple flaws present in what they showed us of the game, they straight up called the Japanese racist
They don't care about representation they care about their culture being respected... Unfortunately it seems like you lack the latter
Facts Japanese don’t even care about western games or AC they don’t know the franchise it’s a western game
If i were japan, i wouldn't even care. Japanese make better games anyway, and they can make their own samurai games. So why can't care about a garbage company like ubisoft.
amen J
💪
I'm still getting the game they could did some history yea. But after nioh an last samurai I don't want to hear it.
If yall want AC in japan jist play Ghost of Tsushima
You guys: 🤓
The world of masculine men who get women: 🤷 no one cares bro. Grow a pair
To be honest, I still want this game to comr out, just so I can see what happens to Ubisoft's bottom line
I'm Japanese, but I don't want the game to end with sales being suspended either.
If they could retract UBI's interviews about "making it faithful to history" and "you can learn about feudal Japan through gameplay," I think that's OK. Just sell as "fiction", not "historical fiction."
(They also need to resolve the numerous copyright infringements they have committed, though)
But I'm still angry at their comments:
"We were looking for 'our samurai' who are not Japanese" (Does "Our" not include Japanese people? Do they not recognize Japanese people as human beings, same as them?)
"It was normal for many people to die in Japan at that time, and most of them were beheaded"
"People who criticize this game are racists"
But they should still be allowed to release this game, which "has a hugely incorrect understanding of history," "is tinged with racism," "is disrespectful to Japanese people," and "is a historical fiction taste fiction." I think freedom of expression shouldn't be violated.
私も日本人です。本編にはまだまだ盗品があるでしょうから、全てを見て 使用料の請求と訴訟を見たい。ＵＢＩは売れるほど損害が増えるでしょう。
@@ikoany I don't want people to get it wrong: I think Ubisoft sucks. They have a history of harassing their female employees and acting like it didn't happen.
And boy do I want to see the reviews. Everyone should have the opportunity to crap on this Shadows game. And they can't do that properly if the game doesn't come out.
@@DarknessIsTheTruth
As you say, UBI is a really terrible company.
If the game is released without making any particular corrections and without taking appropriate action against the Japanese people, the Japanese will continue to examine every object in the game and point out every mistake and copyright infringement.
In some cases, huge civil and criminal lawsuits will be filed.
That is the path UBI has chosen.
i once saw a move called the ten commandments .......about biblical hebrews...starring Charlton Heston........
I'm still not understanding why people are upset over this game. Someone explain
It is common knowledge that almost 30 prosent of samurai were black with big katanas ...
The Japanese Congress must have a lot of free time if they can spare some for this
And it’s all for nothing since the game falls under video games that are Historical fiction it literally has aliens as gods
So you really taking this game serious even though Ubisoft is known for historical fiction games like all AC games
and I doubt Ubisoft is going to get in trouble by Japan government all Ubisoft have to do is tell them it's a fiction game and I find hilarious that some people think Ubisoft is changing history even though they are not and Ubisoft made it clear they are making their own story but instead of acknowledging that y'all want to cry about it they are changing history which they are not and I know Ubisoft I have a love and hate relationship with them I don't like what they do but you guys are taking it to far with this nonsense
Facts bro
its sad when you got people like him reiterating the same points of those who would bitch n complain if his face model was used in an historical game…
@@a1thaonly well we are at a new era where people are more sensitive and ignorant so it's more sad if you think about it
First
a game is a game… where the ell is freedom of speech and expression?
and why is there so many honorary japanese weeaboos out there?
like it’s illegal to even criticize japan nowadays? is that it?
is the japanese empire back in buisness?
"Criticize Japan" What the hell are you even yapping about
Japanese do not dislike people because of the color of their skin. They treat people equally as "foreigners.
They respect Japanese rules and prefer friendly people.
On the contrary, they thoroughly dislike people who dislike Japan or do bad things to Japan.
There is one black person in my company, and he is a very good, warm, and wonderful colleague. Although he has been in Japan for 10 years, we get along well with each other without discrimination.
I just want to say that there is racism against blacks in Japan, you can do a quick RUclips search to find real accounts from black people who lived there. So while they say they don’t have a problem with a black samurai as the problem, I just find it a little hard to believe