Is he stealing something?
Don't trust your chud eyes, Vavra has a BASED and REDPILLED explanation for this, you know shit about shit.Okay, I don't have enough copium for this, it's authentic, and shit's fucked.
Yes, both his presence and his depiction are unreasonable from a historical point of view. Not impossible but extremely unlikely. The motivation for his presence is obvious, you can decide if Warhorse bending the knee is a deal breaker for you or not.So historylet here. Is it completely unreasonable for a how should I put it - supreme gentleman of color - to find his way from Mali into the middle of Europe in the 1400s?
If it isn't, is it unreasonable for said gentleman to be a doctor? And in the Holy Roman Emperor's camp?
Don't forget frogs, most likely gay due to chemicals in waterOn some level I respect Ryzer's shtick.
A miserable frenchman so devoid of hope, he lives only to infect others with his black thoughts.
A spiritual vampire who feeds on hope. And snails, I guess.
DEIniel VavraIf it was "just the publisher" then Vavra could simply say that, but he won't because this is part of the marketing strategy. He'll just retweet stuff about "never injecting DEI into games" and then at some point post release, when the game has already sold millions and gotten a lot of positive coverage, they'll say "oops, but it's just one black guy, that's not DEI. What's the big deal?" or just make subtle, passive-aggressive references to the criticism "we're the best-selling historical game, but some still claim we're 'woke', ha ha, just a bunch of incels".
Don't worry, he will explain in a very based way that it's only logical since Bohemia was always multicultural, it's our strength.So, a fantasy game, huh?
The fact that they're not just uploading a straight gameplay clip at this point is kind of strange.