...Some time ago I had a healthy laugh from retards demanding introduction of people of color in medieval rural Bohemia of Kingdom Come: Deliverance.
Now I have an equally healthy laugh from retards who can't handle that people in futuristic setting might actually represent all skin tones....
Contrary to both popular woke and anti-woke movements, people of color were known and seen around most of medieval Europe, Bohemia (central Europe) included. Rare, perhaps, but known. Now, I suppose the word 'rural' was the focus here. Granted, some backwater villages were completely different from the cosmopolitan areas. Then again, games are supposed to take liberties, and I believe some of those people of color could have settled anywhere across Europe, etc. Vávra's statement, "There were no black people in medieval Czech countries," is rather uninformed.
1. Recently, we found a grave with a black woman in Moravia (Czech Republic), dating to around the 9th century or so.
2. The famous Czech preacher Jan Hus—preaching around the time as KC:D—had one sermon based on "taking an example from Muslims."
3. There's an account of an Arab traveler, one Ibn Fadlan, whose real adventures with Vikings were the basis for the book "Eaters of the Dead" and the famous action flick "13th Warrior."
4. Northern Europeans 'Vikings' had black or Asian slaves, and since we know that there was a possibility to gain 'free man' status, different races might have roamed Europe as people of significance.
5. An interview with a professor of history:
https://psmag.com/education/yes-there-were-poc-in-medieval-europe
etc.
Like, I don't condone this hamfisted overusage of so-called inclusion in gaming and films nowadays, but the real inclusion—someone different from the mainstream from time to time—is on point.