Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced’s creative director says the team “expanded” Edward Kenway’s story and the theme of “greed” into new content: “I won’t give too much away, but we thought it was a strong juxtaposition with who he is.”

• Assassin’s Creed Black Flag resynchronized Creative director Paul Fu says the team “expanded” Edward Kenway’s story with new content.
• Fu says the team wanted to stick to the original “as much as possible.”
• The team further explored the theme of “greed.”

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag resynchronized Creative director Paul Fu has confirmed that Ubisoft did not alter Edward Kenway’s story in the upcoming remake, but did expand on the character with additional content.

Speaking in an interview with TechRadar Gaming in a Resynchronized Black Flag At the preview event in Paris, Fu explained that the team didn’t feel obligated to change anything about Kenway’s introduction to make it more developed and that they wanted to stick as closely as possible to the Black Flag Writer Darby McDevitt’s original vision “as much as possible.”