Maybe because not all people with darker skin come out of a book of “how do blacks look like”. It’s telling that you think in “black features”.

You don’t seem to know what white washing even is, if you think chosing a setting is white washing.

Not just Japan, you never encounter these cries when it’s not about a western theme.

That’s nonsense. See CTR ALT DELICIOUS comment. The fact that there were a few non-white people living in Europe is meaningless, because they are that - a few. If there are just a few people, then it means the possibility to encounter a non-white person is so slim that it’s highly likely never to encounter one in your…

Yes and they did it because they wanted a more authentic world resembling europe. That’s not terrible at all and fantasy doesn’t have to mean that you get to see a modern, ethnically diverse world or racially diverse (meaning not blacks but other races, you know, things like dwarfs, non white people aren’t a different…

Of course it’s Kotaku that finds the answer terrible, considering Kotaku really gets a boner at blackwashing. If a company or an artists decides just not to do it or not to incorporate something, then of course it’s terrible.