In Assassin's Creed Shadows, players encounter a choice regarding whether to allow Junjiro, a young boy, to stay in their Hideout. However, this choice ultimately holds no real consequence, as Junjiro remains regardless of the player's decision. The game presents moments that feel like choices but often leads to predetermined outcomes. This highlights a recurring theme in the game where player agency may be an illusion, which can be disheartening for those seeking a more profound sense of influence in the story. Alternative game modes, such as canon mode, further reinforce this characteristic.
Not to burst your bubble or shatter your immersion, but your choice doesn't actually matter.
If you tell him to stay, well, he'll stay. If you tell him to leave, the young rapscallion will stay in your Hideout regardless.
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