Assassin’s Creed Shadows: Things you might not know about the game! #assassinscreed #shadows #gaming

[joydoingstuff]

Remember, don't pre-order. Wait for release.

[snowman]

there will be 100 side quest to collect 1000 hidden flower.

[azraelmortis]

It’s kinda crazy how the last time we got changing seasons in a AC game was in AC3 in 2012

[SHADOWLEGENDDRAWS]

A wise man once said, "NEVER PRE-ORDER A GAME, ESPECIALLY IF IT'S AN UBISOFT GAME".

[alphagames]

Incorrect. He was not a samurai. He was a retainer for about 15months.

[chrisburrows]

IGN stop lying about the MC he was not a Samurai, he was in Japan yes but stop trying to push falsehoods.

[AndorranStairway]

AC is a fictional story, but they keep saying that Yasuke is “based on the real life samurai” when he was never in fact a samurai. Really annoying historical revisionism

[unabomr]

He wasn't a samurai. He was a servant. Sheep.

[wastelandwanderer]

There's a few questionable things about this game but if the stealth mechanics are like Splinter Cell, then I'm really intrigued. AC Mirage stealth was ok but I'm hoping the stealth in this will be way better.

[noLucas]

There is no historical fact that "Yasuke because a Samurai" in Japan. Because Yasuke doesn't have family name. True samurai were the ruling class of Japan, similar to Western knights. Those without a family name are merely footman of samurai.
Having a family name is indispensable condition to be a samurai in Japan. Thus, Yasuke, who does not have a family name, cannot be considered a samurai.

[Fourbeur]

He wasnt a samurai IGN. A samurai is not something you become overnight. The thing about feudal Japan is that they had traditions. If your family was into fishing you couldn't become a Samurai, you would be a fisherman too.

[williamyt]

Stealth? Bro you're Jamal the Samurai in medieval Japan. How tf you hiding

[michaelomahony]

Like Ubisoft, neither of these companies respect other peoples histories and nations. Love the hypocrisy!

[gachalordnoobie]

Yasuke was never a samurai. He was a retainer, and a weapons bearer. Meaning he was granted the right to carry arms. But he was never granted the status of samurai, nor was he nobility.

[orang]

He wasn't a samurai, tho. He was a retainer. Very different.

[Dumaghetto]

When the gameplay comes then and only then you get my money ubisoft 🤔

[drawnbluesky]

What is funny about a discussion of Yasuke’s historical correctness is that there are so many westerners saying “You are wrong” to Japanese people about their own history lol
Japanese people should have more accurate resources(cuz many of those should be written in Japanese originally) and their sense of samurai should be more accurate especially about feudal period, when the definition of “samurai” was a bit ambiguous.

[scotchgaming.]

Did they not learn from syndicate. Would honestly give anything for a set character that’s grows over time, a beautiful city with incredible atmosphere & side characters who also grow with you who see a lot

[conm]

Yasuke - a great representation of the Japanese Samurai during the Sengoku period…

Oh… wait…

[novanexus]

Sadly in real historical, Yasuke never become a samurai because at the end he was sold to jesuits, if he really become a samurai, after Nobunaga's fall he should commit seppuku or Harakiri. "Death before Dishonored."