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That would a good approach for players to do - to let Ubisoft know how much players enjoy playing the protagonist regardless of gender. Did Connor really have that negative response from Players? I liked him especially when I was doing those homestead mission. I'm always tempted to react out to Noah Watts and ask if he could record some funny lines during those tension cutscenes. Kinda like we hear his thoughts is complex and soul binding and all that comes out is "Where is Charles Lee?!" | That would a good approach for players to do - to let Ubisoft know how much players enjoy playing the protagonist regardless of gender. Did Connor really have that negative response from Players? I liked him especially when I was doing those homestead mission. I'm always tempted to react out to Noah Watts and ask if he could record some funny lines during those tension cutscenes. Kinda like we hear his thoughts is complex and soul binding and all that comes out is "Where is Charles Lee?!" | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:38, 10 July 2026
That would a good approach for players to do - to let Ubisoft know how much players enjoy playing the protagonist regardless of gender. Did Connor really have that negative response from Players? I liked him especially when I was doing those homestead mission. I'm always tempted to react out to Noah Watts and ask if he could record some funny lines during those tension cutscenes. Kinda like we hear his thoughts is complex and soul binding and all that comes out is "Where is Charles Lee?!"
Alas.