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Yasuke's Premise
Am I the only one who thinks that he had one of the best premises in the franchise history? Think about that, a Kenyan slave who's captured by the colonized (also got his wife killed by them) has been bought (or saved?) by a Japanese master. He never knew such a land exists. Now, the people of Japan treats him with respect so that he has to make some of the most complex decisions a man can ever make and teams up with the Japanese to free the land from tyranny. This premise is inarguably 100 times better than the same old revenge/save my people trope. But unfortunately the grifters and Ubisoft ruined it for me.
u/Blue-fox-004 — 6 hours ago