@@Mysteryboy0007 I think that Medieval and Shogun were just spectacular back then. Total Wars didn’t develop too much since then, and that’s the problem. Warhammer is pretty large though, constantly being developed and improved. Three Kingdoms is forgotten and that’s what we have. The main problem is that it feels so repetitive.

@@TotalWarriorLegends I’ve started Troy campaign some time ago, may come back to it after that one, but I feel like Troy is way behind Three Kingdoms :/ It feels so incomplete in terms of units and all stuff around.

@@manuelzurita717 I absolutely agree with you, so much appreciated for pointing it out. I’m not native speaker so sometimes it’s hard to put right words together but I use that channel and those videos to improve my language. So once again huge thanks sir!

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@@manuelzurita717 My native language is far away from English 😂

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Maybe I should give it a try. I am usually hesitant to mod games, but there is no real reason why I don't like doing this. Maybe because I hate when something is not 100% stable, but even vanilla is not stable so... Dumb argument by me :D

I would say a little bit repeatable. I miss „missions” for that particular faction. In overall, a lot of battles, but that’s it. Hopefully next series will be more interesting. Episode is already uploaded, will be live on Monday.

No no, I don’t use any mods, pure vanilla.

I’m also slightly disappointed with that DLC. I’ve expected a bit more after wining Mandate war. Unfortunately there is nothing to do other than capturing whole map.

Do you mean that Oversimplified is not an accurate source of information? If yes, thanks for letting me know. Do you have some good recommendations on Three Kingdoms topic? I wish to know more, but I spend most of my time reading Special Operations Forces books currently.

@@private_jakub Oversimplified sure compressed lotsa Chinese history into a digestable introductory, though otherwise contains information and humor that ages like milk, since the content was long launched at the year classic TW3K is launched (before the Yellow Zhang Bros DLC were released after a industry-affected PR disaster clearly revealed to the Total War devs that the 3K story is definitely about character focus instead of the unpopular time skipping scenario that is the Eight Princes of Jin DLC). Gates of Kilikien has two or three videos that discusses Three Kingdoms, besides the history of Chinese cities or provinces and their strategic geographic values. Serious Trivia, being a Chinese American gamer in KZbin since 2019: having literally built his career around the launch and well calculated experience and devotion of the topic of and the game; has dedicated series of historic events, battles, popular fiction, topics, and characters of the Three Kingdoms, while using TW3K content besides maps and other games in his Let's Talk Lore series (which is about to reach the series covering the Decline and Fall of the Three Kingdoms to the rise of the Jin dynasty led by the Sima clan). Finally, a couple recent videos by Accented Cinema covers the background of the Han dynasty and it's usurped predecessor in the tyrannical Qin dynasty (the Three Kingdoms are briefly mentioned, as AC focuses on how national media provides cinematic contexts to viewers, many of them young and old fans, Chinese and Overseas, of epic Chinese martial culture popularized by the novel the Romance, of all times), as well as rating popular accessible movies and TV series about the Three Kingdoms. An animated series by Cool History Bros also explores the epic historic period that actually is more inciting in it's well compiled titular records and annotations than the popular epic literary novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which is a historical fiction retelling the histories of the kingdoms of Liu Bei, Cao Cao, Sun Jian's sons, and their loyal soldiers and advisers that serve their factions that partitions Han China into three kingdoms. When books of foreign languages can't be learned by a lack of lingual understanding, there are at least topical videos about these of which I tell forth to you, a promising content creator whom I've just been recommended by the algorithm today. A final disclaimer to conclude is to wisely examine which topics come from among discussions about the Three Kingdoms, that being one might mix up events of history with epic fictions of popular renown.

@@shinsenshogun900 That’s a massive info sir. Much appreciated for your effort. I will take a look at the mentioned sources. As I’ve said I’m focused currently on nowadays Special Operations Forces and military in general, but I would love to learn more about that period of time.

To be honest, I don’t have enough hours played to be 100% sure, but I haven’t noticed yet such possibility. I suppose it’s rather not supported. Any kind of airborne operation is probably represented as possibility to deploy units in certain areas before first cycle commence.

Thanks mate. Numbers are terrible honestly and views are floating from one day to another, sometimes it's a decent result, and sometimes it's terrible (for example today). But either way, much appreciated!

Good points. I've just noticed that lately I encounter mostly Tier 1 units, so probably standard shot is the most efficient one, I don't think levy skirmishers or spearmen have any kind of armor protection. Armor piercing shot would be certainly viable option against units like my Royal Thegns. Regarding onager, you are 100% correct.

Much appreciated. Sound quality isn’t “good”, but that’s something I would like to improve sooner than later. Also my language is mediocre so I’m not able to speak as well as native speakers but I’m doing my best.

@@private_jakub Your preparation and subject matter knowledge makes the difference.