Iβm a Hayabusa main
Mostly just asking in terms of military strategy (both Western and Chinese Art of War) what did Sima Yi do so different? And also what lessons we can apply from that to today's conflicts and the world in general?
I personally loved Rise of Empires: Ottoman and Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan
Netflix really should have a documentary series with re-enactment series about Korean admiral Yi-Sun Shin
it'll be epic to watch 12 vs 300 ship naval battle
They're the only one that sucks at gold lane but shines the most when used as a jungler. They farm fast, can snowball early and have high skill requirements to excel at them compared to mm that goes to gold lane. I know some might say how about Karrie or Clint? The problem with these two is they farm slow but not too slow and heavily relies on 2 or 3 items to shine. Meanwhile the big four can easily clear jungle without the help of allies and rotate fast compared to other mm's.
In fact, going beyond yi Sun-Shin, how does any navy defend a large amount of coastline with a limited number of ships, especially during an era where communication couldn't have been rapid?
Dear yi sun shin mains, do you build bod first or endless battle first and why?
YAY JorDan HE IS BACK!
First of all Congratulations for getting 2nd Place! Especially considering how late the games were for you!
That being said, Hera definitly had he hardest road but JorDan also faced MBL, ACCM, and YO, names that should not be disregarded! Good job man! So great to see how well you did! Biggest 1v1 since your comeback and you snatch 2nd place. Awesome!
Mostly just asking in terms of military strategy (both Western and Chinese Art of War) what did Sima Yi do so different? And also what lessons we can apply from that to today's conflicts and the world in general?
