Great Conqueror 2 : Shogun Game

I read that as limiting the number of points that will open if you don't clear for several days, not as opening multiple points per day.

How I read it is:

Lvl 60 - Invasion unlocked with 1 main city.
Lvl 90 - 2 main cities.
Lvl 120+ - 3 main cities.

Each main city will be accompanied by up to 3 branch castles at the start. This could become 3 origins × 10 branch castles if left alone.

What I don't know is if 3 other origins will appear if you fail to clear existing ones.

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Of course, this makes Tenkabito even harder to rush to clear, as we did. New players not only have to face high-lvl and powerful enemies, but also invasions.

I wonder if ET will add Yasuke in the general roster list in the next update. Though they may not since they didn't even add him at the beginning of the game's release.

True, that could happen. Hopefully it does. Also he would also have good infantry adaptability cuz of his constant demotion by corrupted officials he always had to restart from the beginning of his army days in the infantry divisions.

This is probably it from a standpoint about reputation.
In cases like this, as long as there's some remarkable personal quality, even losers in a fight or conflict may be celebrated.
Sanada "Yukimura", for example, was the "best / outstanding loser" from the Toyotomi side, especially in the Osaka Campaigns.


Of course, there is also the fact that he won the "super important, possibly decisive" battle in the war. His greatness / reputation would be tied to that battle and its significance.
The English "counterpart", Nelson was made especially famous due to Trafalgar. It wrecked Franco-Spanish plans to tip naval superiority and invade Britain, and continued to ensure the Isles were safe from external invasion. We would be less likely to think of Coppenhagen (1801) or the Battle of the Nile, compared to Trafalgar.


We can also consider other examples relevant to him or his feats, such as the odds of being outnumbered at least 10 to 1 at Myeongnyang and reportedly losing no ships. Additional considerations could be that this was the first major victory, especially after a serious defeat at sea when Yi was stripped of his command.

Wellington, famous specifically for his ultimate victory in the Peninsular War and at Waterloo, was just barely outnumbered at Waterloo by a few thousand. The challenge was defending against Napoleon himself, with the backdrop of successive Coalition tactical defeats / withdrawals, and the near-defeat of the Coalition before the Prussians turned the tide.
At Waterloo, Wellington made a name by being the main commander (or one of two) that successfuy beat Napoleon, compared to Yi's fame for winning against high numerical odds.

They’re giving us two chapters. Don’t see Yi Sun-sin anywhere yet though.

Ming exists too!

We get TONS of new guys.

3 gold tiers, 3 purples. And Gwon Yul gets boosted to purple tier

Yi Sun-sin is probably the best admiral and a great artillery hybrid too.