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so as expected
Riboku escaped through a tunnel.
also they can't follow him cuz he can easily destroy it it from inside.
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or it could lead to another trap lol ๐
this rbk .
also unfortunately denermi is safe .
but ohon army clashed with abs before he reach ousen but it didn't manage to stop sbs .
.....
we gotta wait and see how this became the biggest losses in qin history according to hara
cuz no losses yet ?!
new feat ?!
Riboku escaped through a tunnel.
also they can't follow him cuz he can easily destroy it it from inside.
.....
or it could lead to another trap lol ๐
this rbk .
also unfortunately denermi is safe .
but ohon army clashed with abs before he reach ousen but it didn't manage to stop sbs .
.....
we gotta wait and see how this became the biggest losses in qin history according to hara
cuz no losses yet ?!
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new feat ?!
Is one of the most blooded. But not a lose.
I was praising Akou ? For what ?
Ruining the momentum of the initial clash to jump into an obvious trap designed by RBK just because "I'm Akou".
Still. Akou is mainly a warrior and has never been portrayed differently. I won't go after him as much as Ten because I have more expectations for Ten when it comes to strategies and tactics and expect her to be able and think a few steps further than Akou but she wasn't able to.
I didn't ignore anything. In the heat of the moment where Ten was directly up against the enemy strategist she was played with twice. I did not lie here.
Oh for sure GyouโUn would give any strategical general that fights by the books a run for their money because that's a matchup disadvantage.
We both know very fucking well that the likes of RBK, Ousen and by extension any general that strategically was compared to RBK like SHK would not get humiliated to a point the army would have to switch commanders after just a few exchanges. Remember that's all it took for Ten to accept defeat.
RBK is gone ?
So what was the purpose of the castle plot ?
Can't Shin just regroup with the Qin army making this entire maneuver of RBK useless?
RBK is clearly not gone lmao. He's going to completely take Shin out of this battle like he said he would. Just like we predicted he had a tunnel prepared it's obvious that Shin will not just get back to the Qin army.
And Ouhon realised that RBK is preparing something and send Ten just in case because he was worried about him, unfortunately for Ouhon he send an idiot to support an even bigger idiot.
Now that I mention it, isn't it now confirmed that Ouhon > Ten in her own field lmao
Now Now lemme say that I actually agree Ten should be Shin's wife and that Kai is a terrible character but you won't convince me that with her current showings she's playing anywhere near in the big league.
The organisation that the HSU needs which Ten provides for them is something many high tier strategist can do as well.
It isn't that easy brother. Yes if you kill Reebok there it's over but at the same time it's fucking Reebok. If news come to you that he walked into your territory placing his head on a silver plate, wouldnโt the first thought that cross anyone's mind that it's impossible for him to take such risks when the battle just started...if it isn't for a greater purpose that's obviously very bad for Qin ?
Ruining the momentum of the initial clash to jump into an obvious trap designed by RBK just because "I'm Akou".
Still. Akou is mainly a warrior and has never been portrayed differently. I won't go after him as much as Ten because I have more expectations for Ten when it comes to strategies and tactics and expect her to be able and think a few steps further than Akou but she wasn't able to.
I didn't ignore anything. In the heat of the moment where Ten was directly up against the enemy strategist she was played with twice. I did not lie here.
We both know very fucking well that the likes of RBK, Ousen and by extension any general that strategically was compared to RBK like SHK would not get humiliated to a point the army would have to switch commanders after just a few exchanges. Remember that's all it took for Ten to accept defeat.
RBK is gone ?
So what was the purpose of the castle plot ?
Can't Shin just regroup with the Qin army making this entire maneuver of RBK useless?
RBK is clearly not gone lmao. He's going to completely take Shin out of this battle like he said he would. Just like we predicted he had a tunnel prepared it's obvious that Shin will not just get back to the Qin army.
And Ouhon realised that RBK is preparing something and send Ten just in case because he was worried about him, unfortunately for Ouhon he send an idiot to support an even bigger idiot.
Now that I mention it, isn't it now confirmed that Ouhon > Ten in her own field lmao
Lol, Renpa is so weak he lost to Mougouโ
โOusen is such a useless commander, Shunsuiju made him his bitch at Atsuyoโ
โBananji is a weakling, he couldnโt even beat Akakinโ
What else do you have for us today
โOusen is such a useless commander, Shunsuiju made him his bitch at Atsuyoโ
โBananji is a weakling, he couldnโt even beat Akakinโ
What else do you have for us today
The organisation that the HSU needs which Ten provides for them is something many high tier strategist can do as well.
It isn't that easy brother. Yes if you kill Reebok there it's over but at the same time it's fucking Reebok. If news come to you that he walked into your territory placing his head on a silver plate, wouldnโt the first thought that cross anyone's mind that it's impossible for him to take such risks when the battle just started...if it isn't for a greater purpose that's obviously very bad for Qin ?
I don't see why Ten is the one getting blame here.
There was a judgment call to be made.
A Kou asked for assistance, and he is not someone anyone is likely to second guess, especially when he's asking for urgent assistance.
Ten relayed the message and gave her input.
Shin made the decision to go. He couldโve changed his mind but at no point after setting out did he consider giving up the chase. That really can't be blamed on Ten.
And it really wasn't all that bad of a decision of Shin. That was by design. Ri Boku's play was very much designed to sell the pursuit of him as the right decision.
There was a judgment call to be made.
A Kou asked for assistance, and he is not someone anyone is likely to second guess, especially when he's asking for urgent assistance.
Ten relayed the message and gave her input.
Shin made the decision to go. He couldโve changed his mind but at no point after setting out did he consider giving up the chase. That really can't be blamed on Ten.
And it really wasn't all that bad of a decision of Shin. That was by design. Ri Boku's play was very much designed to sell the pursuit of him as the right decision.
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Ten is not a bad character but she's starting to feel bad as strategist. This one should've been seen by her, maybe.
Anyhow I think what Riboku needed to do with Shin has been done, the way to Ousen is now open for SBS.
Now we need to see why Ousen is the GOAT. I'm also hoping YTW come to interfere at some point, and take on SBS. No one on the left side is capable of matching her.
Anyhow I think what Riboku needed to do with Shin has been done, the way to Ousen is now open for SBS.
Now we need to see why Ousen is the GOAT. I'm also hoping YTW come to interfere at some point, and take on SBS. No one on the left side is capable of matching her.
The only information Ten had at hand was that A Kou was in pursuit of Ri Boku and that he was requesting their support. She had no way of knowing how long the pursuit would last or where it would take them. Shin had plenty of time and opportunity to sense whether something was wrong and call off the chase - that he didn't should not be considered Ten's fault, is what I'm saying.
By her own words when catching up, she had not anticipated to go as far it did.
It's not like you can really blame Shin for carry on his pursuit either when Ri Boku was just a couple bodies away from him. Some plays are just fail-safe.
It's like the siege defense tactic at Atsuyo: the goal wasn't to defend the city or delay the inevitable, it was to incur as much loss of life to the Ou Sen Army as possible, carried out by an army motivated to give their life for the cause. It's not a failing on Ou Sen's part for not having a defence for that.
Nor is it a failing on A Kou, Ten or Shin for thinking the opportunity to strike down Ri Boku was too good to pass up. Yes, it was bait, A Kou knew that going in, but he also believed he could work the situation to his advantage - he shouldn't have, but I understand why. And I understand why Shin kept up with the chase because he also believed he had the possibility to make Ri Boku pay for that risk.
By her own words when catching up, she had not anticipated to go as far it did.
It's not like you can really blame Shin for carry on his pursuit either when Ri Boku was just a couple bodies away from him. Some plays are just fail-safe.
It's like the siege defense tactic at Atsuyo: the goal wasn't to defend the city or delay the inevitable, it was to incur as much loss of life to the Ou Sen Army as possible, carried out by an army motivated to give their life for the cause. It's not a failing on Ou Sen's part for not having a defence for that.
Nor is it a failing on A Kou, Ten or Shin for thinking the opportunity to strike down Ri Boku was too good to pass up. Yes, it was bait, A Kou knew that going in, but he also believed he could work the situation to his advantage - he shouldn't have, but I understand why. And I understand why Shin kept up with the chase because he also believed he had the possibility to make Ri Boku pay for that risk.
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