assassin s creed lets you play as a middle eastern and african slave. whoa! so it has raised eyebrows. they argue the problem is not that there was a sudden lack of resources. it is that playable women wasn t priority. it is that a playable woman option was as essential as reflective water and realistic muddy buildings. let s look at the just released trailer for the new assassin s creed. we both owned that game. everybody had that game. it was the worst video game ever made. it was great! when that came out in the 90s we were on it. it was the 80s. what do you make of the reason to scrap the female characters? is it bs or make sense? as somebody who knows
previous versions of the game assassin s creed lets you play as a middle eastern and african slave. whoa! so it has raised eyebrows. they argue the problem is not that there was a sudden lack of resources. it is that playable women wasn t priority. it is that a playable woman option was as essential as reflective water and realistic muddy buildings. let s look at the just released trailer for the new assassin s creed. we both owned that game. everybody had that game. it was the worst video game ever made. it was great! when that came out in the 90s we were on it. it was the 80s. what do you make of the reason to scrap the female characters? is it bs or make sense? as somebody who knows
assassin s creed lets you play as a middle eastern and african slave. whoa! so it has raised eyebrows. they argue the problem is not that there was a sudden lack of resources. it is that playable women wasn t priority. it is that a playable woman option was as essential as reflective water and realistic muddy buildings. let s look at the just released trailer for the new assassin s creed. we both owned that game. everybody had that game. it was the worst video game ever made. it was great! when that came out in the 90s we were on it. it was the 80s. what do you make of the reason to scrap the female characters? is it bs or make sense? as somebody who knows nothing about making a video