I agree with you that the line sounds odd.Wait a sec tho.... Tou didn't suffer any defeats during the time he campaigned against Zhao (like 300 chapters ago) or since.....
So wouldn't his army, that has been around 100K before, have no need for an influx of new soldiers? I understand Shin & the boys got tons of the new troops, since they suffered serious losses, but the "household/own army" troops that were with Tou before the registry should still be available? Ergo his own army should still possess the same strength as it did originally?
I think they mightve mixed ppl around because if one army is conscripted of just ppl from the new draft they would get demolishedWait a sec tho.... Tou didn't suffer any defeats during the time he campaigned against Zhao (like 300 chapters ago) or since.....
So wouldn't his army, that has been around 100K before, have no need for an influx of new soldiers? I understand Shin & the boys got tons of the new troops, since they suffered serious losses, but the "household/own army" troops that were with Tou before the registry should still be available? Ergo his own army should still possess the same strength as it did originally?
I view it like this: true, you'll have to fight this 70k soldier no matter what, but it went down from 2 siege wars to 1. I imagined taking down two castles cost more than just one bigger castle with more soldiers.Tou clearly hasn't played Medieval 2 yet, you let the enemy go and they'll just come back to fight you again later. And no, the chivalry bonus is not worth it, dread is way better.
This chapter just proves that Tou is not a gamer, I'm disappointed.
True, but he got a castle without a fight, that's a pretty good trade.Tou clearly hasn't played Medieval 2 yet, you let the enemy go and they'll just come back to fight you again later. And no, the chivalry bonus is not worth it, dread is way better.
This chapter just proves that Tou is not a gamer, I'm disappointed.
Because Tou's personal army is not 100k, rather most of the army was assigned to him by the government. Just like how Hi shin,Gaku ka units used to roam battlefields to support wherever they were needed,the same would go for other soldiers as well. Whenever the generals would be fighting a war,the government would be assigning them soldiers.Wait a sec tho.... Tou didn't suffer any defeats during the time he campaigned against Zhao (like 300 chapters ago) or since.....
So wouldn't his army, that has been around 100K before, have no need for an influx of new soldiers? I understand Shin & the boys got tons of the new troops, since they suffered serious losses, but the "household/own army" troops that were with Tou before the registry should still be available? Ergo his own army should still possess the same strength as it did originally?
That is not how war works. Look at it like it's time, instead of soldiers you have hours. When Tou was assigned there he had two years of soldiers. Even though he didn't lose battles (didn't waste any time), he still had to fight and every time he did he lost soldiers (just like it's inevitable for time to pass by and be spent even if you are using it efficiently and effectively).Wait a sec tho.... Tou didn't suffer any defeats during the time he campaigned against Zhao (like 300 chapters ago) or since.....
So wouldn't his army, that has been around 100K before, have no need for an influx of new soldiers? I understand Shin & the boys got tons of the new troops, since they suffered serious losses, but the "household/own army" troops that were with Tou before the registry should still be available? Ergo his own army should still possess the same strength as it did originally?
its attempt to have one big battle over long sporadic multiple siege battle across enemy territory.yea it's good that you won a bloodless victory but all this does is combine the enemy armies, how do you expect to win the big battle against them without losing a ton of soldiers?