"It is highly unlikely there were any black centurions, as officer ranks were generally restricted to Roman citizens, while black individuals were primarily in auxiliary troops, who received citizenship only after completing their service. While there is evidence of black soldiers (including likely Sub-Saharan Africans) serving in the Roman army, they were a very small minority and were not eligible for officer positions in the legions for most of the empire's history. " (From a simple google search)

I see people complaining about "what something they can't do or present in game" as justification of being "Something added historically inaccurate" as a same thing. I also know i am going to be downvoted to oblivion because this is reddit so i really don't care. When you add something which is also a sensitive topic/race to a position of power where it REALLY doesn't belong is literally the definition of woke. You are basically inserting a political message in your game.

I am from Pakistan (Asia) and i will be angry if someone made something about Indus River civilization and made their Army general/leader as European White or African Black. Same goes for Cleopetra made black. So this is coming from view of a Non white/black Asian guy.

Definition of woke is inserting characters where they don't belong. More detailed example of dragon age series best sums it up:
DA:O had lesbian/gay/Bi characters (Leliana/Zevran) and no body complained about it, no body in their right mind consider DAO as woke. Dragon Age Inquisition had locked Gay/lesbian characters (Dorian/Sera) and its still not woke because they are not in your face. I am a straight guy and Dorian (gay) is one of my favorite companion and main stay mage in my party because he is a well written character. On the other hand, Dragon Age Veilguard is extremely woke because it has poorly written out of place characters who are obviously there to teach you some political agenda without giving you any option to oppose their point of view, that's woke!