Not long ago I purchased a copy of Assassin's Creed Odyssey giving the franchise some hope after being greatly disappointed in the games from Assassin's Creed 3 to Assassin's Creed Origins. I thought that I could have wasted my money completely and that I would have to either return or sell the game, however, I was proven wrong. From the moment I turned on the game it took a hold of me and did not seem to want to let go. It was revealed that you could play as either a male or a female protagonist, and as it usually happens in these kinds of situations, ridiculous amounts of criticism towards being able to play as a female not being realistic ensued. Ubisoft was blamed for trying to further an 'SJW' agenda, some fans giving ridiculous arguments as to why this was true, and, of course, the fact that Kassandra, the female protagonist was the canon one, did not help. So, it is obvious that Ubisoft saw the inclusion of a female protagonist as risky and
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