@rashed.ifte: Jin suggested the easiest plan possible, and Shimura immediately chose violence instead. That was the most Shimura thing ever. He really refused to sneak around when there was a chance he'd die.
The Battle for Fort Mitodake Begins. Epic Samurai Combat by @efootjoker-yt on 3Speak
--- Hello everyone and welcome back to my blog. --- As planned, Lord Shimura and I began advancing towards Fort Mitodake. We had to capture this fort today, no matter what; as long as it remained i...
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Mongol armies are formidable, but our attack will catch them off guard. Let's pray that holds true in the fort. They outnumber us, but they cannot attack all at once. How long can we keep the element of surprise? Only until we see the enemy. Then, we strike. One wall's ahead. We could avoid them. Turn your back on a foe, and you will die with a sword stuck in it. me, uncle! enemy feel you
@rashed.ifte: Jin suggested the easiest plan possible, and Shimura immediately chose violence instead. That was the most Shimura thing ever. He really refused to sneak around when there was a chance he'd die.
@yakubnoyon: Lord Shimura choosing a frontal assault over your stealth suggestion properly showed his samurai character. It made the battle much harder, but it fit his personality perfectly.
@alpha-g: I liked how you switched from smoke bombs to kunai without panicking. The fight never really slowed you down. The chain assassinations looked so satisfying.
@ridwanan: Shimura kept talking about honor, but I was fully on board with your stealth idea from the beginning. Look how the fort turned into absolute chaos when you followed Shimura's plan.
@bullravi: Arrow Deflect is such an underrated skill. Reflecting flaming arrows before charging the archers makes Jin an incredibly skilled warrior.
@venapboyz: Great photos of medieval Japan! Seeing them in black and white, some shots look like something out of a Kurosawa film!