Eurogamer ha dedicato più della metà dell’articolo sull’annuncio di KCD2 alla rappresentazione dei neri nel gioco. Affronto anche la “rappresentazione problematica delle minoranze” in KCD nei miei articoli di oggi per IGN, Kotaku e RPS, il più grande media di gioco di sempre. E se qualcuno volesse sostenere che solo oscuri blogger guidano questi attacchi?

https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/boys-will-once-again-be-boys-in-kingdom-come-deliverance-2-revealed-today-for-2024-release

Doslova prvni odstavec

>Warhorse have revealed Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, sequel to the 2018 open world action-RPG which you will likely remember for a couple of reasons: 1) its ostensibly faithful but inevitably skewed representations of race, gender and class in medieval Bohemia, which were amplified by its creative director Daniel Vávra’s qualified endorsement of Gamergate,

https://kotaku.com/kingdom-come-deliverance-2-size-release-date-1851420482

Otazka diverzity v titulku i v prvnim odstavci.

>Warhorse Studios announced Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, the sequel to an ambitious and intriguing 2018 medieval RPG that had plenty of technical flaws and also became a lightning rod for controversy over its director’s comments about race and historical accuracy. The development team is promising the next game, which will release later in 2024, will be much bigger and feature “a wide range of ethnicities” this time around.

https://www.ign.com/articles/kingdom-come-deliverance-2-xbox-ps5-pc-warhorse-studios

>Kuttenberg may also be a change for the series in another notable way. When the original Kingdom Come: Deliverance was released in 2018, it came under scrutiny for its decision to more or less leave out people of color, which Vavra attributed to a desire for historical accuracy. In a 2015 tweet he wrote, “Would you please explain to me whats racist about telling the truth? There were no black people in medieval Bohemia. Period.”