Former Warcraft Producer Reveals: Ubisoft Faces Minority Pressure and Forces Black Actors to Controversy

A high-profile new work《 Assassin's Creed : Shadow released its first preview, in which the debut of the black warrior Misuke and the ninja Naixujiang caused controversy and led to a large number of players boycotting. Front《 World of Warcraft 》The producer Grummz once again raised his voice on this matter, criticizing that Ubisoft seemed to be bound by political correctness: they apparently adjusted the game, abandoned the original plot, and replaced the main character Shinchang with a black attendant named Mishu. An Ubisoft writer who participated in the development revealed that the original idea was quite different. This is consistent with what I know: Ubisoft's working environment is deeply influenced by the principle of diversity, equality and inclusion (DEI), and is considered to be one of the most restrictive studios, because the concept of DEI is everywhere. In the original story, Mishu only exists as a supporting role beside Xinchang, not a core role. He was known for his betrayal and murder experience. Although he participated in that battle, he finally surrendered and was arrested. Despite limited information, Ubisoft chose to deepen the story line of this role.

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