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Post by Mountbatten on Aug 9, 2016 1:38:48 GMT
Yes, he was the same as the guy who took care of your 'Metal' while you were steamrolling Germany. What? Quintus Fabius . How many typos can I have on one post Jesus Waht do yuo maen? I tpye pefrectly fnine. JK Yeah, I turned illiterate for a sec there. No I had a ton of typos, I just edited almost 5 times. My question was what did you mean by "Yes he was the same as the guy who took care of your..." |
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Post by Quintus Fabius on Aug 9, 2016 1:46:08 GMT
Waht do yuo maen? I tpye pefrectly fnine. JK Yeah, I turned illiterate for a sec there. No I had a ton of typos, I just edited almost 5 times. My question was what did you mean by "Yes he was the same as the guy who took care of your..." He was a logistics officer, so he manages war materiel whilst the actual generals fight. So in a sense, his job was basically to keep count of the food/oil, metal, and gold you have in Easytech. It would've been better for him to be some eco/resource bonus in 3K, but Easytech used Romance of the 3 Kingdoms as their main resource, which i a novel written by aforementioned Luo Guanzhong, who was a Zhuge Liang fanboy who took stuff from Zhou Yu, Sun Quan and Cao Cao to make him more of a genius. |
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Post by Yi Sun Sin on Aug 9, 2016 2:33:29 GMT
I've never even considered Zhuge Liang as a general. More of a tactician/author.
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Post by Mountbatten on Aug 9, 2016 2:41:06 GMT
I've never even considered Zhuge Liang as a general. More of a tactician/author. He saw combat once or twice. |
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Post by Der Kaiserreich on Aug 9, 2016 2:44:43 GMT
I've never even considered Zhuge Liang as a general. More of a tactician/author. I agree. A awesome strategist. |
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Post by Quintus Fabius on Aug 9, 2016 2:47:31 GMT
I've never even considered Zhuge Liang as a general. More of a tactician/author. I agree. A awesome strategist. Oh, c'mon. You guys are reading a novel! Like, you know, Fatherland. He was just the world's best logistics officer, an OK diplomat and the only person (because of the logistics) that had any idea of Admin and plans in Liu Bei's court! Read, I don't know, some actual history chronacles! I'm getting out of here. If you people actually look at the history and the cold hard facts, then I'll come back and stop ranting. The least you can do, no? |
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Post by Yi Sun Sin on Aug 9, 2016 2:55:48 GMT
I agree. A awesome strategist. Oh, c'mon. You guys are reading a novel! Like, you know, Fatherland. He was just the world's best logistics officer, an OK diplomat and the only person (because of the logistics) that had any idea of Admin and plans in Liu Bei's court! Read, I don't know, some actual history chronacles! I'm getting out of here. If you people actually look at the history and the cold hard facts, then I'll come back and stop ranting. The least you can do, no? It's true that he was a dam good strategist and logistics was pretty important in those days. Let's just end it by saying he was pretty good but not as legendary as he is depicted in Lao guanzhong's novels. |
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Post by Der Kaiserreich on Aug 9, 2016 2:58:39 GMT
I agree. A awesome strategist. Oh, c'mon. You guys are reading a novel! Like, you know, Fatherland. He was just the world's best logistics officer, an OK diplomat and the only person (because of the logistics) that had any idea of Admin and plans in Liu Bei's court! Read, I don't know, some actual history chronacles! I'm getting out of here. If you people actually look at the history and the cold hard facts, then I'll come back and stop ranting. The least you can do, no? Sorry but you're making me really mad with your insult. I never read the novel and any Chinese knows that Zhuge Liang got 10000 arrows in three days thanks to his weather forecast, wrecked Caocao's army at the battle of Red Cliff! If you want evidence go ask any Chinese historian, and please do not think he was "just" an admin under Liu Bei! |
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Post by Der Kaiserreich on Aug 9, 2016 3:05:00 GMT
Oh, c'mon. You guys are reading a novel! Like, you know, Fatherland. He was just the world's best logistics officer, an OK diplomat and the only person (because of the logistics) that had any idea of Admin and plans in Liu Bei's court! Read, I don't know, some actual history chronacles! I'm getting out of here. If you people actually look at the history and the cold hard facts, then I'll come back and stop ranting. The least you can do, no? It's true that he was a dam good strategist and logistics was pretty important in those days. Let's just end it by saying he was pretty good but not as legendary as he is depicted in Lao guanzhong's novels. Like I said, I never read the novel. And yes, someone change the subject, like... "Rommel is an awesome general" or something. |
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Post by Quintus Fabius on Aug 9, 2016 3:06:05 GMT
Oh, c'mon. You guys are reading a novel! Like, you know, Fatherland. He was just the world's best logistics officer, an OK diplomat and the only person (because of the logistics) that had any idea of Admin and plans in Liu Bei's court! Read, I don't know, some actual history chronacles! I'm getting out of here. If you people actually look at the history and the cold hard facts, then I'll come back and stop ranting. The least you can do, no? Sorry but you're making me really mad with your insult. I never read the novel and any Chinese knows that Zhuge Liang got 10000 arrows in three days thanks to his weather forecast, wrecked Caocao's army at the battle of Red Cliff! If you want evidence go ask any Chinese historian, and please do not think he was "just" an admin under Liu Bei! I am Chinese, thank you very much. The 草船借箭 in IRL was Sun Quan's idea . Do you read 三国志? The Wu army wreaked havoc in Cao Cao's camp, thank you very much. |
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Post by Yi Sun Sin on Aug 9, 2016 3:07:17 GMT
Does anyone know about brigadier James hargest?
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Post by Der Kaiserreich on Aug 9, 2016 3:14:56 GMT
Does anyone know about brigadier James hargest? Err... no. |
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Post by Quintus Fabius on Aug 9, 2016 3:20:52 GMT
Der Kaiserreich, you have not responded to my question. Answer why you believe the Zhuge Liang fan Luo Guanzhong was right and the official history was wrong. And no, Chinese history is pretty honest, unlike certain European histories... Yi Sun Sin, wasn't he a member of the NZ army who lost Crete?
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Post by Mountbatten on Aug 9, 2016 3:22:31 GMT
Sorry but you're making me really mad with your insult. I never read the novel and any Chinese knows that Zhuge Liang got 10000 arrows in three days thanks to his weather forecast, wrecked Caocao's army at the battle of Red Cliff! If you want evidence go ask any Chinese historian, and please do not think he was "just" an admin under Liu Bei! I am Chinese, thank you very much. The 草船借箭 in IRL was Sun Quan's idea . Do you read 三国志? The Wu army wreaked havoc in Cao Cao's camp, thank you very much. Zhuge Liang was the best strategist in that era. He just didn't have the muscle on his side to face the stronger kingdom of Wei. Zhao Yun was old by the time Wuzhang came around. The three brother were all passed. And yet if Zhuge didn't die before finishing the battle, Shu would have won. |
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Post by Mountbatten on Aug 9, 2016 3:23:02 GMT
Der Kaiserreich, you have not responded to my question. Answer why you believe the Zhuge Liang fan Luo Guanzhong was right and the official history was wrong. And no, Chinese history is pretty honest, unlike certain European histories... Yi Sun Sin, wasn't he a member of the NZ army who lost Crete? I honestly don't see how you can deny that he was a great strategist. |
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