- Location
- Somewhere in the stacks
- Pronouns
- She/Her
But this is how things were at that time. Knights in shining armor when invading were raping and pillaging left and right. A mentality that if you are not from my country, then you are not my friend was very strong. And yes at that time "alpha" males were like that and they were at the top. This is just how things were. Even now Czech is mostly white. So back then I'm willing to bet that there were less than 500 black people there. I'm just angry that some people are so willing to silence everyone that have a different opinion.
Well from games that are out right now I think that KC: D is the most realistic one. And can someone point to me when main developer is showing to be racist? From what I have read, the only thing that he did was defending his game for not having black characters and supporting gamergate with is not racist.
lmao this game has literal magical potions that let you see in the dark and heal your wounds in it. The idea that it is "historically accurate" in any way except at the most basic aesthetic level is laughable. I mean, one of the most popular patron saints in Germany at the time was Saint Maurice, who was depicted as an African man in armor.
For me it's not so much that oh, it was unlikely for a black knight to be wandering Bohemia at the time so much as that it's some fantastical nonsense game with events that are just as likely happening throughout it's story and having the focused lack of interest in other stories and diverse viewpoints being touted as" historically accurate" when it's really just laziness, lack of knowledge, and outright bigotry that stops people from actually doing some fucking research. Does KCD include Jewish characters? What about Mongol/central Asian characters who aren't just slavering orcs there for you to stab to death in defense of Europe?
There are historically accurate ways to include minorities in your story that isn't defaulting to "lol stupid SJWs want a black man in Bohemia" but the studio doesn't even seem to have done that.