Dynasty Warriors vs. The Real World

[@GrubKiller436]

Romance of the Three Kingdoms is insanely biased towards Shu, because the author was.

[@JericoLaurel2342]

You mean records of the 3 kingdoms? It written by Chen Shou and yes he's from Shu.

[@mothercoconuts3923]

Video said Guan Yu is good at making friends, reality is the exact opposite. There were so many records on his arrogance and insecurity. He saw himself as Liu Bei’s #1 man, only Zhang Fei could be his equal, and looked down on everyone else on his side. He’s so hostile towards his camp mates, they refused to send reinforcement, which caused his demise.

[@JohnTheSeeker931]

I agree. One other example is that Guan Yu is the reason why Mi Fang and Fu Shi Ren defect to Sun Quan. Because their defection is the cause of his own demise and lost of Jing province, lol.

[@GuyFromTheFarNorth]

Don't be surprised. These are the Chinese. They like to multiply the deeds of some who were not so good, and belittle others who were really good. Everything for unnecessary pathos.

[@ayusoraua570]

Fuck him. Glad fucker died so painfully

[@kevinharding4176]

He promised to lynch em lmao. Also he raided Wu supplies forbhis campaign giving Quan the perfect excuse.

[@ardi1066]

Fun fact Both mi fang and fu shi ren have statue in some temple, but people spit on them becase they are the symbol of betrayal

[@AbsoluteZero6714]

Romance of the Three Kingdoms greatly exaggerates the abilities of many figures from the era: 1. Guan Yu-He's basically deified by the novel and later by the ruling class due to the way he's portrayed in the novel as a paragon of Confucian virtues, but in history he hardly won any battles (at least what's been written about him) and was basically an arrogant prick whose arrogance cost him his life. Most of his deeds in the novel are entirely fictional. The flood at Fan Castle was due to the weather. 2. Zhao Yun-He's made out to be this awesome commander, but in history he hardly did anything significant and he only led troops by himself towards the end of his life, and it resulted in a retreat. He did save Liu Shan during the retreat at Changban, but he merely escorted him away from the battlefield, and historical records don't mention anyone trying to stop him. He did show some political and strategic insight after Liu Bei's conquest of Yi, and warned Liu Bei against attacking Sun Quan, but he did nothing noteworthy as a general. There is a text called "Yun Bie Zhuan" or the "Alternative Biography of Zhao Yun" which mentions him repelling a Wei attack using thousands of archers during the Battle of Han Shui which took place during the Hanzhong Campaign, but the text's reliability is questionable at best. 3. Xiahou Dun-He's made out to be a fighting general and Cao Cao's right-hand man, but in history he performed much better as an administrator rather than as a front-line commander. When he led troops by himself, let's say it didn't go very well. He was a warrior, but not a good commander. Towards the end of his life he was made General-in-Chief of Wei, but I think it was due to his seniority and administrative accomplishments rather than what he achieved as a general. 4. Zhuge Liang-He's made out to be another deity of war by RoTK, and I can't say he had no talent as a commander (he did manage to achieve some successes during his Northern Expeditions, including killing Zhang He), but he was nowhere near the seemingly invincible commander and strategist as he is portrayed in the novel. The weakness of Shu as a state also severely limited any chance it had at making a dent in Wei. Zhuge Liang was certainly an able minister and administrator, but he was often an arrogant and self-righteous individual who consolidated power in his own hands and tried to write history on his own terms. He abolished the position of court historian, and this is part of the reason why many of the Shu biographies in Records of the Three Kingdoms are much shorter than the biographies of figures from Wei and Wu. 5. Guan Xing and Zhang Bao-Zhang Bao died when he was very young, Guan Xing became a court official but also died young. In the novel (and in DW) they're depicted as generals inheriting the fierceness and legacies of their fathers. They swear an oath of brotherhood like their fathers did, but all of that is complete fiction. 6. Xu Shu-His only noteworthy deed in history was recommending Zhuge Liang. He achieved nothing of note in the Wei court either. In 234 AD, on Zhuge Liang's last Northern Expedition, he heard that Xu Shu and another one of their friends both held low ranks in Wei. Zhuge Liang remarked that Wei simply had too many talented advisers. I mean, seriously, the Shu roster is the biggest. I'm not advocating the removal of any characters, but instead of characters like the Guan and Zhang children, why not add a few guys who actually accomplished things? For example, Zhang Yi and Wang Ping? Jiang Wan and Fei Yi, perhaps? Even Liao Hua, because he was there from beginning till end. On the other hand, Wei is made out to be the "villain' faction in the novel and in earlier DW games (this is corrected in DW7 and 8), but many of the guys from Wei were the REAL DEAL in terms of actually performing deeds. Sure, the Records of the Three Kingdoms does have a Wei / Jin bias, the Wei bias coming from the fact that many of those figures were the fathers and grandfathers / great grandfathers of the Jin generals and officials, but it is undeniable that Wei DID have the most capable generals and officials and the largest pool of talent due to its size and strength. Wei generals such as Xiahou Yuan and Cao Ren are made out to be dumbasses in the novel, but in history they were capable generals who were trusted by Cao Cao to be area commanders. Xiahou Yuan led the subjugation of the northwest (Ma Teng / Ma Chao's territory), supervising generals such as Zhang He and Xu Huang. He was C-i-C of the entire northwestern front. Cao Ren was often entrusted to guard key strongholds such as Jiang Ling and Fan Castle, and although he eventually lost Jiang Ling, he managed to hold out for about a year, and personally rode to save his subordinate Niu Jin and the latter's soldiers when they were surrounded by the Wu forces led by Zhou Yu. In his earlier days he performed well in Cao Cao's conquest of Xu Province and at Guan Du.

[@AbsoluteZero6714]

Also worth mentioning is Yu Jin. He's mostly remembered for surrendering at Fan Castle because the novel makes a big deal out of it, but people often forget, or are completely unaware of the fact that he was an important general who aided Cao Cao in many key campaigns of his earlier days and achieved a fair share of successes. However, judging by his Records of the Three Kingdoms biography, his career seems to go downhill after Guan Du. Post-200 AD was also the rise of newer generals in Cao Cao's forces such as Zhang Liao, Zhang He, and even Xiahou Yuan's career really started taking him to places post-200 AD. Perhaps Cao Cao simply found better men to lead his forces? I'm not sure.

[@jurtra9090]

People forget to talk about Chen Dao, the commander of Liu Bei's elite guard.

[@StevoLad1990]

Shut up. Lu Bu would destroy them all

[@vulgrim909]

@@StevoLad1990 >When Lu Bu got killed by Wei's men Just no, Xu Huang as a warrior and Jia Xiu as a strategist with Wei's men were more than Lu Bu could even handle, Lu Bu isn't as great as the novels say he is.

[@StevoLad1990]

@@vulgrim909 aw shut up ya fat penguin hahaha

[@Orochi97Jr]

*Lu Lingqi in the thumbnail.* Me:I see you are a man of culture as well my friend.

[@ekcirsuany5807]

O-OROCHI?! YOU'RE STILL ALIVE?!

[@Orochi97Jr]

@@ekcirsuany5807 I guess you can say so. I just retired from being evil.

[@ekcirsuany5807]

@@Orochi97Jr lets see how long that lasts

[@ekcirsuany5807]

@Sima Yi Touché

[@ekcirsuany5807]

@Sima Yi coincidence that you're sima yi?

[@jeremydespair]

Ma chao wasn't actually the justice warrior as portrayed. He's a real definition of scumbag. He gathered a rebellion with han sui, resulted in ma teng's execution, so battle of tong gate is not about revenge, instead it is the cause. He defected to zhang lu, betraying his father. He even killed Jiang Xu's mother because she scolded him. He abandoned his wife and children when he defected to liu bei. There are many more evil deeds that are not listed here

[@nameputhpong9041]

It’s war, dude. Pretty sure EVERYONE was a scumbag in some way or other. And this is a game so everyone is unrealistically badass, in some way or other.

[@jeremydespair]

@@nameputhpong9041 it's somehow quoted that ma chao is somehow hated by historians, so it's kinda special

[@nameputhpong9041]

Jeremy Christian pardon me, it was what now? I’m not sure i understand

[@jeremydespair]

@@nameputhpong9041 what I mean is ma chao is especially hated by ma chao's historians

[@nameputhpong9041]

ALL historians? Or namely Chinese historians because the People’s Republic has a record of “changing history”. Not trying to troll, this vid has piqued an interest in Chinese history for me.

[@wiselkhzhang7853]

Here’s something I found out. The appearance of Lu Bu’s famous weapon, the sky piercer/his halberd, didn’t appear in the three kingdoms period of China; that style of the halberd appeared in a much later dynasty in China (I think it was the Song Dynasty).

[@chriswerth1575]

Same with Guan Yu’s Guandao. That was a weapon that only existed later on in the Song Dynasty.

[@rizalalbar]

And if my memories served me right so did Zhang Fei weapon

[@SinCity2100]

Cow Cow

[@rdu239]

ZAW YUN

[@niichigary8609]

Yes I'm Asian and I do say speak of Cao Cao, Cao Cao is here

[@DGDGDGDG]

nice luffy pfp

[@niichigary8609]

@@DGDGDGDG lol I took a pic of it and not a screen shot I'm a idiot

[@meulchyarino]

Pronunciation of 'Cao Cao' in Korean is 'Jo Jo', 'Lu Bu' is 'Yeo Po', 'Guan Yu' is 'Gwan Woo', 'Liu Shan' is 'Yu Sun', 'Liu Bei' is 'Yu Bi'. Im just sayin ...^^

[@niichigary8609]

@@meulchyarino jojo........

[@lyq232]

@@meulchyarino speak of Jojo, Jojo came! ORA!!

[@UtterSpartan]

Update: Dynasty Warriors 9 sucks lol. Still might do another video on DW someday. This was a very fun vid to make.

[@muammarraihan9351]

While they want to try new things to dw9 but they rushed things off, sad, hope they'll make comeback at dw10

[@Closurenomore]

I’m eager for a 9 empires though

[@malifunnas1744]

dynasty warriors 5 are the best bro, no doubt

[@necrovampire9674]

Dynasty warriors 9 is an amazing game now is a little buggy yes does it take forever to get anywhere omg yes but that's also where some of the fun is and hey at least Koei Tecmo are at least trying to embrace the idea of an open world game so fuck off also diaochan was a real person she was lu bu's second wife also his daughter's name was what it is in dynasty warriors and she was a real warrior I've done extensive research on that period in China and on the novelization of the romance of the three kindoms

[@cwistofu]

Dynasty Warriors 7 has the best retelling of the ROTK story and actually gives moments impact. The gameplay isn't as good as 8, but the story mode is ripe for a video like this!

[@michaelbandada9887]

Zhou Yu is a good commander of men while he got turned into an uber jealous and vindictive jerk who is always triggered by Zhuge Liang in the novel

[@alivgamer1446]

It's funny how many times they put Sun Quan on the assault of Liu Biao even though he was 9 🤣🤣Great video man

[@rizalalbar]

If you think that funny,you should know in the first samurai warriors games, koei once start yukimura sanada story in the 4th battle of kawanakajima in 1561. While yukimura was actually born in 1567.

[@alivgamer1446]

@@rizalalbar i see, well, after they had cow cow for five games, I guess it's not surprising

[@vulgrim909]

"A new world of my design shall emerge from the Chaos." Cao Cao "Fear the tiger of Jiangdong." Sun Quan "I shall fight in the name of honor." Guan Yu "I am the mightiest warrior that has ever lived." Lu Bu "I shall serve the people." Liu Bei

[@Ikhsanratdith]

"My might shall iluminates the path towards victory" -Xiahou Dun

[@Taterzz]

Sun Jian says that, not Quan.

[@vulgrim909]

@@Taterzz Thanks for correcting me

[@Taterzz]

@Sima Yi i think you @ the wrong guy lol

[@prosaboteur1990]

Whatever you do, just say ANOTHER HAS FALLEN TO MY SPEAARRRR

[@RisingJericho]

Doom and Dynasty Warriors content I love you

[@UtterSpartan]

RisingJericho Thank you.

[@garym6315]

Didn't the games alter Cao Cao's depiction as they went along? I seem to remember him being the villain in the early games then later being portrayed more as ruthless man who had very good reasons for his actions?

[@rueisblue]

In the earlier games the characters werent explored much. Cao Cao didnt say much overtly evil stuff or anything but he also didnt have any chances to show a more nuanced character so it does sort of default to him being the most villainous of the 3

[@Kastor774]

You could make this a longer series. Different DW games have different takes on historical and rotk events.

[@3ChZer0]

Im on Cao Cao's side, why? Because he didn't throw Cao Pi to the ground

[@otterworldly9914]

I would really love to play a game that pits the ROTK, Sengoku warlords, and the korean generals like Yi sun shin against each other.

[@GazettiSF]

this is pretty terrific. i'd love to see more.

[@noahrademacher4196]

Very good video. By the way that Guan Yu statue is so amazing. I think I must see it in person.

[@walteririzarry7380]

Ive always preferred playing with Wei as Cao Cao seemed like the most realistic portrayal of an ambitious warlord. Plus Xiahou Dun and Zhang Liao are my two favorite characters

[@saga4298]

ppl be prounoucning cao cao cow cow

[@takolink3350]

DW: Tomboy waifu simulator

[@imimori]

Lu Linqi, Wang Yi and Xingcai dominance!!!!!!

[@hemangchauhan2864]

Love this. Dynasty Warriors series need more love on the internet

[@monkeyman123321]

I think one super interesting thing is that The 3 kingdom era is so much like the Sengoku era that the game Dynasty Warriors throws lots of parallels with Samurai Warriors.

[@rizalalbar]

You know in japan "three kingdom era" were known as "sangokushi" and if i'm not wrong sengoku era were called "sengokushi". So yeah, and i'm thanking it with those parallels because we get warrior orochi

[@monkeyman123321]

@@rizalalbar Not just because of the game. But Cao Cao and Oda Nobanaga are so similar in history/culture. Both were the warlords that started the unity of their country. They both did bad shit but also were brilliant. But in culture they always been portrayed. as evil. I don't know too much about Oda but I know that Cao Cao started to be portrayed in the more accurate positive light by Mao Sang Tung after people started to compare Mao with Cao Cao.

[@rizalalbar]

@@monkeyman123321 well from what i heard oda was ruthless but effective leader. It just that he didn't value what other had value. like between all other daimyo in honshu( pick it because i'm not clear about the daimyo in shikoku and kyushu ) he's more open to the foreigner and were known for always giving no mercy to those againts him.

[@akhlasahmed7336]

It's not know if diaochan was real or not

[@MrLolx2u]

You forgot one thing about Sun Quan is that he was a good administrator but a rubbish general. Sun Quan was a very smart kid that often followed his dad, Sun Jian and brother, Sun Ce, around the Southlands even when Sun Jian was still serving under Yuan Shu. However once his father died, Sun Ce took the seat and expanded their family fortunes wildly while Sun Quan was still being an inquisitive genius and Lady Wu (mother of Wu aka "Wife of Sun Jian, mother of Ce, Quan and Ren, Ce and Quan's younger sister) kept him well educated thinking that he will only be taught about generalship when he's about 16. However, tragedy struck when Sun Ce was assassinated during a hunt and the young 16 year old Sun Quan stepped into the hot seat. Still, he had his knowledge to boot and that helped him control an unruly court of ministers who couldn't see eye to eye with generals who held equal power in the Wu court. That being said, without the proper teachings of the battlefields, every time he leads an army, they'll always lose the battle and that's why many ministers in fact reject his proposition when anytime he raises that he's gonna raise and army to defend or attack an area but instead ask the Grand Marshal of the army to do it for the state and that's why the Grand Marshal is just a rank lower than Sun Quan himself.

[@MrLolx2u]

@kacangbumbu987 Zhou Tai wasn't Sun Quan's picking tho but Sun Ce. However, he entrusted alot of task to Zhou Tai too because officers like Huang Gai and others often praise Zhou Tai for his steadiness in chaotic situations and his prowess to lead forces in times of panic and often turning an unfavorable situation into a victory. But everything else, yes. Sun Quan do have a special talent in spotting extraordinary people with superb talents in leading or running a country be it in the civil side or military side. In fact even before Lu Xun took up the Military Commandership, he was nothing but a mere official that's just handling rations and welfare but soon, after Lu Meng pushed him further up the ladder, Sun Quan could see his talents and thus used him alot also. That's why many commanding stuff are all left down to the generals as Sun Quan himself knew he's weak when it comes to commanding an army but when it comes to stringing both sides of a warring faction in his government together and ensure everyone is loyal to the state of Dongwu while in the process finding great talents to fuel his destiny then yes, he does that VERY well.

[@Pyro-Moloch]

Cao Cao was like the 50 Cent of his period. Not as much evil, as ambitious, proud and calculating. Which often led to him dissing people before they get the chance to diss him. And using cold and somewhat ominous methods to deal with his opponents, such as appearing at their mom's workplace to threaten them into submission.

[@mobilegameslive1]

Everyone talking about these three leader no one talks about Lu Bu

[@sandk7969]

Because he is so popular everyone kinda know the story already. I mean those that are interested in China's history

[@DarthAlphaTheGreat]

The old Chinese saying is Nuclear bombs killed less people than Guan Yu’s blade.

[@fred-d-boss]

That "COW COW" caught me off guard 😂😂

[@sev343]

Same

[@rockk9753]

But that's how the games mentioned his name until dw5 haha that's when they started pronouncing the names better

[@Lemuel928]

Emperor Cau Cau.

[@kerohowgee]

q and c letters in chinese pinyin is pronounced as ch sound so when they said cow cow it was funny asf

[@campbellwellman503]

Zhang Liao is cool in both, so I'm satisfied.

[@XtraThankYou24]

I used to say "Coco" when i was little. Smh i miss it now lol

[@EciruamreklaW]

That was awesome Thank you for doing this 💜

[@flumphflumph6021]

Consider making a part 2 and 3 :) Don't go beyond 3 though :)

[@lc9245]

One of the thing about RoTK is it’s so influential some of its characters are worshiped in local temples, even if some of them are fictional. I think the bigger picture also depicts why RoTK received so much fanfare. The Chinese calls themselves the Han, ceasing division between ancient states. Thus, it’s no surprise that the end of the Han dynasty is of so much importance.

[@杨晨-i9b]

Chen Shou, the history author, and Luo Guanzhong, the novel author, were both biased towards Shu. Two reasons are that Liu Bei was considered the legitimate heir of Han Dynasty, which is important for later rulers to prove their own legitimacy, and that Liu Bei historically did good to his people while Cao Cao massacred cities for hatred. Meanwhile, Guan Yu has been worshipped by literally all native religions (including Buddhism) and folk beliefs in China.

[@DarknessXxMaster]

I used to always depict Cao Cao as a villain *Just Because* he looked a whole lot like Nobunaga Oda from the Warring States period of Japan...You know, Samurai Warriors. I can't say if there's much resemblance though.

[@jurtra9090]

Actually those 2 have a lot in common

[@DarknessXxMaster]

@@jurtra9090 They do! They both for one had very powerful ambitions

[@jurtra9090]

@@DarknessXxMaster and they both commit horrible war crimes

[@HyderyuszEnT]

My maternal grandfather gave me a possibly the real wei history it was written in ming dynasty and modernization with chinese-Mandarin i glad that book also teach me Chinese languages after his death that book mysteriously gone nowhere to found & the original text of that book is vanished during Chinese civil war. i hope the manuscript was still in mainland and never change, i really wanted to read again About han dynasty until jin dynasty, in fact there is a lot of text of han dynasty & jin dynasty by historian scholarship but the fact check is still questionable.

[@S1lvermoon]

Ah I love how the auto caption for cao cao is south south sun quan is soon chuan and only liu bei is liu bei

[@UltimaDragonair]

Guan YinPing was also still debatable. Yes Guan Yu got married, and has a daughter, however that name only appeared in Chinese opera- no hystorical record about her. 🤔 Chinese people believed that the reason why Guan Yu took Guan Ping as his own, was because of Guan YinPing. But not just Ping, he took Guan Xing, and Guan Shuo as well, just so he'd get the one who can inherit all of his power.

[@Pyro-Moloch]

What a great and unique video

[@kkasfa1596]

This refuses to die.

[@BrJPGameplay]

There's a 16 Kingdoms era? Why ain't a Dynasty Warriors about that?

[@kaiserzaiser5002]

Mostly because of Romance of the Three Kingdoms portrayal of the 3 kingdoms ear. It just seems like a more interesting story.

[@BrJPGameplay]

You're right, there's no Romance of the Sixteen Kingdoms, that also sounds like game of thrones by this point too

[@phamnguyenquang]

Most likely the story is not as polished and interesting as RoTK since no writer wrote a romanized story on that. And during the actual war only big kingdoms were at war before they are all conquered by Qin Shi Huang.

[@rizalalbar]

@@BrJPGameplay you should try look up to the eight prince. Basically after Sima Zhao Grandson were proved to be incompetent ruler eventually put china in crisis again.

[@ebindelgado9660]

Gaijin Goomba should do a video similar to this, but with Samurai Warriors

[@Eirik_Bloodaxe]

Everyone’s like “your favorite hero in DW wasn’t that great” and I’m like my favorite hero was a Chinese Pirate/bandit and that seems to be true lol. Also I do want more of these.

[@weightycarlos]

I thought Diao Chan is yet to be considered as a fictional character.

[@Orochi97Jr]

Not so fun facts:Guan Yu was somewhere of an arrogant douchbag in real history and Zhang Fei was a literal lolicon as well. Sun Shang Xiang tried to kidnap Liu Shan after Guan Yu and Zhang Fei deaths.

[@langshu6446]

One good example of Guan Yu's fame and reverence; Guanlin Temple in Luoyang. Look it up, if you get a chance.

[@MaraK_dialmformara]

This was really cool. Might you do other pseudohistorical games too? Like Nobunaga's Ambition?

[@sleepycowboy18]

I like this comparison vids!

[@binc8925]

"Speaking of Cao Cao, and here he comes" is actually neutral... it simply means as you just begin to talk about someone, that person shows up.

[@rueisblue]

That's how we use speak of the devil in English too. The saying used to be more literal but now it's neutral

[@Jaceluyah442]

So I doubt I’m convinced about cao cao but I’m more so confused does anyone have enough info on whether he is good or not i got painted a bad picture of him in 7 or 8 at the beginning of the shu campaign it showed that he didn’t care about civilian casualties but I wouldn’t mind seeing another one of these videos done

[@nigoki0291]

Lol liu shan out of all people call guan yu failure? That's kinda hilarious coming for the guy that probably face of failure Also i don't think Lu bu is alcholic until the whole xia pi seige

[@bobtee7899]

this is great DoomStuff!!!

[@Reacted1991]

the 2010 three kingdoms series is still the best adaptation in my book also if your interested I uploaded the whole English audio book of there three kingdoms

[@mahmudfarizuddin]

Very nice video!!

[@wael4070]

Damn that's one huge status

[@Orochi97Jr]

I consider Cao Cao as an anti hero.

[@Pandora234able]

Oh yeah, we know lol. This is like saying water is wet.

[@TiaraPotato]

I've played Dynasty Warriors 5, 7 and partially 8 for years, and I have been searching if Dynasty Warriors is historically true or not hoping that it is so that I actually have historical knowledge. Then I found out it's historical but quite inaccurate on the story from a lot of sources and this video. If only they didn't add fictional characters, I wouldnt have to be confused and get the history twisted ;-;

[@RisingJericho]

Cao Cao is best bro, just saying

[@enbaconing9507]

2:50 wait a minute... are you pursuing Lu Bu?

[@nigoki0291]

Let's be honest, all of us do despite it's not the best idea xD

[@flipperflapper6682]

You didnt mention about how unlike the way Romance and media like to portray him nowadays, he was noted by several to be historically very very arrogant and dismissive

[@DynastyWarriors00]

DW9 When?

[@sensaznal]

Liu Bei is protagonist is because he is the bloodline of the Han dynasty

[@DarthAlphaTheGreat]

Su Chuan? You mean Sun Quan? :P

[@alexpeters7598]

Hey man OK I have a question Zhuge liang the sleeping dragon wife yueying I think is she mentioned in the book oh no😇

[@MCHuang]

Her name was never officially recorded (not even in Romance of the Three Kingdoms), only her family name and that she was highly intelligent. This is in line with old texts, fictional or not, generally not giving much spot light to female. Some folklore says that many accomolishments credited to Zhuge Liang, such as the major improvements on the repeating crossbow or the use of wheelbarrow, were at least partially Lady Huang's ideas.

[@alexpeters7598]

Min Cong Huang thanks man of the information yueying is my favorite female character And thanks again 😇

[@iamthepunisher47]

Wow from 156 billion it became 16 billion? That is alot.

[@Soped]

Millions*****

[@heitorpedrodegodoi5646]

Sorte que em português Cao Cao não tem parece Vaca Vaca ( Cow Cow), e você poderia comparar Total War Three Kingdoms com a realidade.

[@rickybilku]

This video is greatly appreciated, along with a lot of the knowledgeable comments too. A lot of what you’re all saying is news to me, I’ve been playing DW since DW2 and didn’t actually know the games were based off real life events until DW5 when I actually started researching the RoTK. Learning what I have from this video and some comments it’s actually annoying that some of the more important characters still aren’t even playable in the game. And although I agree that the games could have portrayed history a little better, I can’t be upset that the characters and fictional stories are what they are as it’s really made the game what it is over the years. Fucking awesome to play! (Besides the absolute shit show that DW9 was anyway). If anyone could recommend any books (in English) where I could learn more about the real life events of the Three Kingdom period it’s be greatly appreciated. 👍🏻

[@foryou-cu4io]

This is a true story about the Hmong people and the Chinese people when they were at war

[@ronaldverdegaal9078]

Haven’t you heard? Wu is pronounced oooo

[@ronaldverdegaal9078]

@Noel T. Lat cow cow lmao the good ol days

[@SuperSteve180]

COW! COW!

[@iiRyuKnight]

Chance

[@thepunkjoker2345]

C O W C O W

[@anamfarooqy3756]

Cao Cao pronunciation 🤣

[@sekretaristheheerenzeventi268]

🗿

[@mahaphoublue7644]

You may wrong from the book too or because the history didn’t write in, because diaochan she is lui bei wife.

[@puspitamaharini7127]

Beware the wrath of Lu Bu

[@Powd3r81]

These pronunciations make me wanna kms. And I am about as white as the pillsbury dough boy. So that's saying something lol

[@mamasmokin]

Japanese game based on Chinese historical novel? Ouch!