I love how they interact here. Adewale understands Edward means well and gently corrects him while implicitly reminding him that he’s on his side. Edward takes the rebuke with grace and affirms Adewale’s gesture of goodwill, implying that he’ll always be welcome among his crew. It’s a great demonstration of camaraderie and understanding. I think this is the second-best friendship in the series (after Ezio and Leo of course).
Black Flag perfectly romantices the nature of pirates, the camaraderie & honor shared between pirates just feels so brotherly. The sea shanties were literally chefs kiss
@@tiko4621 This is just a pure nostalgia filter. If someone wrote this exact exchange today with the same characters, people would 100% scream about it being "woke".
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I love how they interact here. Adewale understands Edward means well and gently corrects him while implicitly reminding him that he’s on his side. Edward takes the rebuke with grace and affirms Adewale’s gesture of goodwill, implying that he’ll always be welcome among his crew. It’s a great demonstration of camaraderie and understanding. I think this is the second-best friendship in the series (after Ezio and Leo of course).
Fr, feels like a genuine conversation between comrades, only mild friendly sarcasm, no over insulting the other side, just pure understanding
idk why this showed in my recommendations, but it's a good video you shared. This my be my favorite AC game
Black Flag had such beautiful writing and voice acting
Black Flag perfectly romantices the nature of pirates, the camaraderie & honor shared between pirates just feels so brotherly. The sea shanties were literally chefs kiss
My favorite AC game
The "country called Jackdaw" line reminds me of how Ahab's ship and crew in Moby Dick was like its own society and I love it.
The most wholesome cutscene in Ac4
Adewale is such a good friend to Edward
black flag is good
oMG sO wOkE
This got the message across with class and is consistent with the characters and setting. That's the opposite of woke.
@@K-One582yup yup. This is a perfect example of how you write genuinely diverse characters without being preachy or woke.
@@tiko4621 This is just a pure nostalgia filter. If someone wrote this exact exchange today with the same characters, people would 100% scream about it being "woke".