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The way I feel about this is that Ubisoft have created this lore-based universe partly on research and partly on creativity. To call one character "historical" or "real" would only serve to diminish the value of other such "non-historical" characters, even if they play a more important role in the games.
The way I feel about this is that Ubisoft have created this lore-based universe partly on research and partly on creativity. To call one character "historical" or "real" would only serve to diminish the value of other such "non-historical" characters, even if they play a more important role in the games.


In this regard, ''everyone'' detailed in this universe is a character in their own right and everyone in the games should be treated equally and based on their own merits, fictional or factual.
In this regard, ''everyone'' detailed in this universe is a character in their own right and everyone in the series should be treated equally and based on their own merits, fictional or factual.

Latest revision as of 22:20, 22 October 2017

The way I feel about this is that Ubisoft have created this lore-based universe partly on research and partly on creativity. To call one character "historical" or "real" would only serve to diminish the value of other such "non-historical" characters, even if they play a more important role in the games.

In this regard, everyone detailed in this universe is a character in their own right and everyone in the series should be treated equally and based on their own merits, fictional or factual.