The Three Kingdoms period of China was such a turbulent period, filled with so much heroics and betrayals. Its what the Dynasty Warriors games are based on Though there are two records of this period. There is the Records of the Three Kingdoms, written about around the 3-4th CE which is a more historical record of what had happened. And then theres the romance of the three kingdoms, written in the 14th century as an epic story that embelishes the story. Regardless, this period is such an interesting and exciting thing to learn and study about, and even play
Fun fact in several of Total War Three Kingdoms trailers the use ancient Chinese poemes as songs for flavour. My favourites is Liu bei tralier when the use the poem "the road to Shu is hard" and the Eight Princes that use "the seven steps poem". Both fit the contex but both are used a bit ironically. The road to shu is hard is about how difficult it is to travel to the shu region in china but in trailer its used also to symbolises Liu Bei very difficult journey to forming the Shu-Han Kingdom. While the seven steps poem was a plea from a younger brother to his older brother to spare him by reminding him that nothing good comes from brothers killing brothers. It's being used in trailer about 8 imperial princes that turned on eachother starting a massive civil war and almost leading to downfall of china when their foreign tribes that the used as mercenarys turned on them, but that is a story for another time.
Cow Cow 😂 The Cs are pronounced like a sharp "ts". Like the ending of "cats". "Tsao Tsao" Cao Cao is basically the Chinese equivalent to Julius Caesar. He was on a similiar level in terms of military genius, political savviness and controversial reputation.
Total war has some CGI cinematics for their older historical games you may be interested in checking out, Napoleon: Total War Trailer and the Total War: SHOGUN 2™ - CG Intro. They also have some older trailers using in engine stuff for Rome 2 Total War which is probably getting a little dated now.
23:13 The reason it seems like an age rating change is because CA sells blood and gore as a DLC literally so that they can keep the age rating of the game lower lmao.
Probably the most visually striking total war game in the series. The game itself is very good. Good combat, great designs, probably the best diplomacy in the series. Unit roster is the same though for each faction. There are no fantasy creatures, but we have Romance mode, in which the generals are super human. There is records mode as well in which the generals are normal units and have bodyguards, so it is more historical. Overall, great game with a crap post game support. Once the game was getting good again the company cut support and all future plans were cancelled sadly.
@@kaizammit Yeah, Total War: Pharaoh. Though a recent major update expanded the scope so it's less "Egypt Total War" and more "Bronze Age Total War" since you can play as nations like Troy, Babylon, Akkad, and the Mycenae Greeks
@@WuYixiang Yeah, coming to it from something like Dynasty Warriors, even the "Romancing" mode in this game is way more grounded and muted than most depictions of the legends of the Three Kingdoms period
While all the other clan leader narrate themselves in their videos. Liu Bei's videos has the chorus/citizens narrate his story. Something i really love about these trailers.
@@devinphillips8085 Yea releasing "War of Eight Princes" first was a colossal mistake. The Eight Princes are not at all popular in China, that whole era leaves a bad taste for them.
I guess it also was due to people waiting for TWW 3. I still lo e this game and feel like devs wanted to do more like they planned, but sadly they were moved to other project, cancelling it. Sad since we didnt even get to Red Cliffs event. I still hope that CA will change their mind and come back to this game at some point
Here are the music's Lyrics and Chinese voice versions plz enjoy it! Eight Princes ua-cam.com/video/3CtdG-C-MCE/v-deo.html Mandate of Heaven ua-cam.com/video/7h3yUuxWpYs/v-deo.html Forge Your Legend ua-cam.com/video/eXqtU9js-5I/v-deo.html Liu Bei Launch ua-cam.com/video/RLU_1Me9bxo/v-deo.html Chinese voice version Announcement Cinematic ua-cam.com/video/UK1Vye5bw-g/v-deo.html Cao Cao ua-cam.com/video/JXb-WrSjgEY/v-deo.html Yellow Turban Rebellion ua-cam.com/video/VMmJmDGMOww/v-deo.html A Hero's Journey ua-cam.com/video/xi6LUx2zriE/v-deo.html Dong Zhuo ua-cam.com/video/TVria3XrB3g/v-deo.html Eight Princes ua-cam.com/video/csJVF0pdpMk/v-deo.html
I love this game, the main draw of the game is the characters thats why there was so many character based trailers. There are a few cutscenes in the game, the intro cinematic for each faction on the base game start date where it gives you some backstory and motivations of that factions leader (the dlcs just get the trailer instead for themselves), 2 cutscenes for when you reach duke and king which is the same for most factions, and an ending cinematic that reflects the original leader's ideals for the land (I'm 99% sure could be misremembering) you get quests during the game that are based off of the narrative and their starting situation in each start date some of which are historical but others are based of the factions historical opinion of other factions which does give some narrative but aren't required for you to progress and also have some generic ones like "reach duke rank". if you would like to see a more narrative focused three kingdoms game I would suggest looking at Dynasty Warriors 7 as it is mostly agreed as the best Dynasty Warriors game story wise you could split it up for each of the kingdoms (Shu (Liu Bei Kingdom), Wu (Sun family Kingdom) , Wei (Cao Cao Kingdom) and Jin which is like a continuation of the Wei kingdom story mode to show the winners of the conflict who usurp Wei and I would suggest doing it in this order). Anyway great video has definitely earned you a new subscriber.
wow that 2nd trailer where they played a game while telling a story i loved it. It reminded me of the age of empires 2 chess game trailer, or opening cinematic. I used to love watching that everytime.
Three Kingdoms is pretty much a typical China medieval civil war. Which technically, led to the War of Eight Princes (also a DLC in the game). Which led to the invasion of the Five Barbarians during (or after) the War of Eight Princes if I'm right. Which also led to War of Sixteen Kingdoms. Mindblowing. Yeah, basically a mess. But none of them had something epic like Romance of Three Kingdoms which is a romancized version of it which made this specific period of history becomes something of a cinematic/game interest, especially in South East/East Asia. The second trailer is basically the story between Cao Cao and Yuan Shao (who is also playable). Former friends turned enemies. 6:31 Cao Cao is basically a tactical scheming genius warlord and his court in this moment has some characters that are unique, with their own models. The one with the eyepatch is Xiahou Dun if I'm right (He was shot in the eye with an arrow and yanked the arrow with the eye out and devoured the eye), Xu Chu (Cao Cao's bodyguard who was known to be a giant man) The rest is mostly characters with generic models. I like how CA made Yellow Turbans not bandits and murderers but potrayed them as desperate civilians wanting a change. Sadly, CA pulled it's plugs but modders do some amazing stuff to keep it alive. An entire revamp of the game, adding more historical characters with their own respective models and unique potraits instead of the generic portraits etc etc.
It is very interesting to have differences in quality of cinematics pointed out, things that I'd never have noticed. But take the Furious Wild cinematic for instance. On one hand I suppose it makes sense for the quality to be somewhat lower. That DLC is a faction pack, and is significantly cheaper than say, A World Betrayed, which is a campaign expansion. Same for the Yellow Turban Rebellion, also a faction pack. It seems somewhat cynical to think the price point of the DLC may impact the quality of the trailer. But I'd imagine it probably does.
It's a running gag that CA has an incredible cinematography team for its trailers and marketing, but its games often fall short of the hype they garner. Other titles, such as Troy and Pharoah, are similar thanks to the game's historical setting and the teams' ability to sell that narrative. But I'd recommend any trailer across their whole library. Even their earliest titles despite the older graphics. A solid analysis as always, looking forward to more!
I honestly blame Warhammer total war abit for the issue. Considering they've stuck to the whole idea of heroes and lords and mythic units and crappy combat. I miss Rome 2, Medieval 2 and shogun 2 type combat. Three kingdoms atleast allowed the player to play romance (your lords are single entity or normal mode total war, they have a retinue like every other previous total war game.) But it also doesnt help, they did Three kingdoms dirty.... good diplomacy, but crappy unit varieties. I literally had to use mods to create my own diversity.
@@koreancowboy42buuut... Pharaoh doesnt have Lords and heroes... they have the heavy singular character focus so far only where it made sense. Iliad. Warhammer. RottK. Pharaoh even at launch had less major characters, more like Napoleon.
Not sure if anyone's told you this yet but the extremely gory trailers are a way that CA avoids rating the game M. They release DLCs that add the gore for cheap and it avoids the rating system.
The games was based on a mythical period similar to the illiad, oversimplified has a nice summary of it. And CA took advantage to make the game in 2 versions, historical and fantastical, where in the latter it behaves more like Warhammer with single entity heroes and lords being power units. The game is awesome still, and is in my opinion one of the most underappreciated TW titles.
I think their ad game definitely stepped up around 2017/2018. The ones from warhammer 1 are good but not that great and I barely remember anything from the older games although that may simply be because those were released 10+ years ago now. And speaking of Shogun, guess what time period they also based a total war game on?
Yes the Reign of Blood DLC added gore and more gratuitous finishers for more mature players. Also if you have TW: Warhammer 3 there is an Asian fantasy inspired faction the Grand Cathay.
I really liked the Yellow Turban faction because they represent a really beautiful "What If" scenario if they ever win for the period - with how they sort of lift up the people and improve everyone's lives in an almost comical/mythical kind of "Good Ending" for China. But I have to admit that their DLC was an obvious Cash Grab - their faction a heavily stripped down/simplified version of the other factions - which may have also made playing them easier as I didn't have to deal with espionage and court intrigue. Real shame how they pulled support from this game, still had a lot of other topics or regions they could've developed if they just wanted to sell more DLCs. Just like you said with the Furious Wild as well - the budget was going down by that period, rather obvious with the trailer, maybe should've seen the writing on the wall by that time that they were on the way to cutting support from the game.
Hey Kai! I've been watching you for a while and you do amazing work i love watching your videos! If you liked these trailers you HAVE to watch the Try Total war trailers they're incredible!
They will be on the Patreon first and in full. I need to sort out an editor for UA-cam so fingers crossed I can do that. I hope they're good and you enjoy watching them with me!!
I would say that they oversold the narrative in the game. The story is great because it's from the history and the novel, which is a very great story. I've read that novel several times and I think they did represent that story nearly perfectly in the trailers. I could almost always tell what exactly was happening in each scene of each trailer, and I think they're genius representation of the scenes in the book. In the actual game, however, the game rely WAY too much on you knowing the story to push that narrative through. Important novel characters often show up with little to no fanfare or indication that they are special. There are missions that try to push you to follow the footsteps of the characters you're playing as but it's extremely easy for you to break it. For some characters (like Liu Bei, my favourite) it's outright impossible to trace his historical path.
What I like is that after the fall of the Han Dynasty, warlord armies still defeated and suppressed the powerful nomads and barbarians, and it wasn't until the powerful Chinese army was depleted in the civil war that the nomads and barbarians successfully invaded China.
As a result, after the nomadic dynasties inherited Chinese territory, high-quality iron armor and iron swords were widely spread to neighboring countries, so that China's military equipment was no longer at the leading level. Like the Mongols spreading Song Dynasty gunpowder.
As a result, after the nomadic dynasties inherited Chinese territory, high-quality iron armor and iron swords were widely spread to neighboring countries, so that China's military equipment was no longer at the leading level. Like the Mongols spreading Song Dynasty gunpowder.
After the nomadic dynasty inherited Chinese territory, high-quality iron armor and iron swords were widely spread to neighboring countries, so that the Chinese military equipment was no longer at the leading level. Just as the Mongols later spread the Song Dynasty gunpowder.😅
Personally prefers Three Kingdoms than WH. I mean WH is a total banger, but Three Kingdom period is a famous Chinese historical events as well as timeless best selling novel(which is made based on history) in North-east Asia - so it kinda feels more special to see my childhood fantasy being realized.... Shame SEGA/Creative Assembly abandoned it :(
This could have been one of the greatest games ever made by CA. It was truly magnificent in all aspects. It's trailers were decent, but as is typical with CA, when the budget lowers... everything else lowers too. My favourite trailer is the Dong Zhuo one. Such power, majesty and cruelty, all in one. It's such a great pity, that they Abandoned the game.
I got into Total War games with Rome and Rome II, played tons of that. Nothing is ever gonna beat the three Warhammer games for me though, just the sheer diversity of units between the different races is crazy (let alone the amount of factions you can have playing at the same time in one campaign). Magic being a thing is just a bonus at that point, which makes the Lords and Heroes way more interesting than oh this is like a regular guy with a sword *but stronger*.
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The Three Kingdoms period of China was such a turbulent period, filled with so much heroics and betrayals. Its what the Dynasty Warriors games are based on
Though there are two records of this period. There is the Records of the Three Kingdoms, written about around the 3-4th CE which is a more historical record of what had happened. And then theres the romance of the three kingdoms, written in the 14th century as an epic story that embelishes the story.
Regardless, this period is such an interesting and exciting thing to learn and study about, and even play
Fun fact in several of Total War Three Kingdoms trailers the use ancient Chinese poemes as songs for flavour. My favourites is Liu bei tralier when the use the poem "the road to Shu is hard" and the Eight Princes that use "the seven steps poem". Both fit the contex but both are used a bit ironically. The road to shu is hard is about how difficult it is to travel to the shu region in china but in trailer its used also to symbolises Liu Bei very difficult journey to forming the Shu-Han Kingdom. While the seven steps poem was a plea from a younger brother to his older brother to spare him by reminding him that nothing good comes from brothers killing brothers. It's being used in trailer about 8 imperial princes that turned on eachother starting a massive civil war and almost leading to downfall of china when their foreign tribes that the used as mercenarys turned on them, but that is a story for another time.
Cow Cow 😂
The Cs are pronounced like a sharp "ts". Like the ending of "cats". "Tsao Tsao"
Cao Cao is basically the Chinese equivalent to Julius Caesar. He was on a similiar level in terms of military genius, political savviness and controversial reputation.
Thank you for the lesson haha.
Total war has some CGI cinematics for their older historical games you may be interested in checking out, Napoleon: Total War Trailer and the Total War: SHOGUN 2™ - CG Intro. They also have some older trailers using in engine stuff for Rome 2 Total War which is probably getting a little dated now.
23:13 The reason it seems like an age rating change is because CA sells blood and gore as a DLC literally so that they can keep the age rating of the game lower lmao.
That's actually quite clever! 😆
Probably the most visually striking total war game in the series.
The game itself is very good. Good combat, great designs, probably the best diplomacy in the series. Unit roster is the same though for each faction.
There are no fantasy creatures, but we have Romance mode, in which the generals are super human. There is records mode as well in which the generals are normal units and have bodyguards, so it is more historical.
Overall, great game with a crap post game support. Once the game was getting good again the company cut support and all future plans were cancelled sadly.
Did they move to an Egyptian game?
@@kaizammit Yeah, Total War: Pharaoh. Though a recent major update expanded the scope so it's less "Egypt Total War" and more "Bronze Age Total War" since you can play as nations like Troy, Babylon, Akkad, and the Mycenae Greeks
Coming from a ROTK background, I loathed the portrayal of characters in this game. :(
@@WuYixiang Yeah, coming to it from something like Dynasty Warriors, even the "Romancing" mode in this game is way more grounded and muted than most depictions of the legends of the Three Kingdoms period
While all the other clan leader narrate themselves in their videos. Liu Bei's videos has the chorus/citizens narrate his story. Something i really love about these trailers.
Still play this game to this day, it's a travesty how CA pulled support for this game. This was a work of art.
tbf almost no one bought the dlcs. I own them all but I get why a lot of people didn't buy them.
@@devinphillips8085 Yea releasing "War of Eight Princes" first was a colossal mistake. The Eight Princes are not at all popular in China, that whole era leaves a bad taste for them.
That's cool to hear, I hope it plays as good as it looks!
I guess it also was due to people waiting for TWW 3. I still lo e this game and feel like devs wanted to do more like they planned, but sadly they were moved to other project, cancelling it. Sad since we didnt even get to Red Cliffs event. I still hope that CA will change their mind and come back to this game at some point
Three kingdoms has some of the best if not even the best trailers in the entire series ngl
Here are the music's Lyrics and Chinese voice versions plz enjoy it!
Eight Princes ua-cam.com/video/3CtdG-C-MCE/v-deo.html
Mandate of Heaven ua-cam.com/video/7h3yUuxWpYs/v-deo.html
Forge Your Legend ua-cam.com/video/eXqtU9js-5I/v-deo.html
Liu Bei Launch ua-cam.com/video/RLU_1Me9bxo/v-deo.html
Chinese voice version
Announcement Cinematic ua-cam.com/video/UK1Vye5bw-g/v-deo.html
Cao Cao ua-cam.com/video/JXb-WrSjgEY/v-deo.html
Yellow Turban Rebellion ua-cam.com/video/VMmJmDGMOww/v-deo.html
A Hero's Journey ua-cam.com/video/xi6LUx2zriE/v-deo.html
Dong Zhuo ua-cam.com/video/TVria3XrB3g/v-deo.html
Eight Princes ua-cam.com/video/csJVF0pdpMk/v-deo.html
I love this game, the main draw of the game is the characters thats why there was so many character based trailers. There are a few cutscenes in the game, the intro cinematic for each faction on the base game start date where it gives you some backstory and motivations of that factions leader (the dlcs just get the trailer instead for themselves), 2 cutscenes for when you reach duke and king which is the same for most factions, and an ending cinematic that reflects the original leader's ideals for the land (I'm 99% sure could be misremembering) you get quests during the game that are based off of the narrative and their starting situation in each start date some of which are historical but others are based of the factions historical opinion of other factions which does give some narrative but aren't required for you to progress and also have some generic ones like "reach duke rank". if you would like to see a more narrative focused three kingdoms game I would suggest looking at Dynasty Warriors 7 as it is mostly agreed as the best Dynasty Warriors game story wise you could split it up for each of the kingdoms (Shu (Liu Bei Kingdom), Wu (Sun family Kingdom) , Wei (Cao Cao Kingdom) and Jin which is like a continuation of the Wei kingdom story mode to show the winners of the conflict who usurp Wei and I would suggest doing it in this order). Anyway great video has definitely earned you a new subscriber.
I was literally re-watching the trailers last night lets go
LETSSS GOOOOOO! I've so excited
wow that 2nd trailer where they played a game while telling a story i loved it. It reminded me of the age of empires 2 chess game trailer, or opening cinematic. I used to love watching that everytime.
Love your work brother! Keep it up
Three Kingdoms is pretty much a typical China medieval civil war.
Which technically, led to the War of Eight Princes (also a DLC in the game).
Which led to the invasion of the Five Barbarians during (or after) the War of Eight Princes if I'm right.
Which also led to War of Sixteen Kingdoms.
Mindblowing.
Yeah, basically a mess. But none of them had something epic like Romance of Three Kingdoms which is a romancized version of it which made this specific period of history becomes something of a cinematic/game interest, especially in South East/East Asia.
The second trailer is basically the story between Cao Cao and Yuan Shao (who is also playable). Former friends turned enemies.
6:31
Cao Cao is basically a tactical scheming genius warlord and his court in this moment has some characters that are unique, with their own models. The one with the eyepatch is Xiahou Dun if I'm right (He was shot in the eye with an arrow and yanked the arrow with the eye out and devoured the eye), Xu Chu (Cao Cao's bodyguard who was known to be a giant man)
The rest is mostly characters with generic models.
I like how CA made Yellow Turbans not bandits and murderers but potrayed them as desperate civilians wanting a change.
Sadly, CA pulled it's plugs but modders do some amazing stuff to keep it alive. An entire revamp of the game, adding more historical characters with their own respective models and unique potraits instead of the generic portraits etc etc.
It is very interesting to have differences in quality of cinematics pointed out, things that I'd never have noticed. But take the Furious Wild cinematic for instance. On one hand I suppose it makes sense for the quality to be somewhat lower. That DLC is a faction pack, and is significantly cheaper than say, A World Betrayed, which is a campaign expansion. Same for the Yellow Turban Rebellion, also a faction pack. It seems somewhat cynical to think the price point of the DLC may impact the quality of the trailer. But I'd imagine it probably does.
It's a running gag that CA has an incredible cinematography team for its trailers and marketing, but its games often fall short of the hype they garner.
Other titles, such as Troy and Pharoah, are similar thanks to the game's historical setting and the teams' ability to sell that narrative. But I'd recommend any trailer across their whole library. Even their earliest titles despite the older graphics.
A solid analysis as always, looking forward to more!
I honestly blame Warhammer total war abit for the issue. Considering they've stuck to the whole idea of heroes and lords and mythic units and crappy combat.
I miss Rome 2, Medieval 2 and shogun 2 type combat.
Three kingdoms atleast allowed the player to play romance (your lords are single entity or normal mode total war, they have a retinue like every other previous total war game.)
But it also doesnt help, they did Three kingdoms dirty.... good diplomacy, but crappy unit varieties. I literally had to use mods to create my own diversity.
@@koreancowboy42buuut... Pharaoh doesnt have Lords and heroes... they have the heavy singular character focus so far only where it made sense. Iliad. Warhammer. RottK.
Pharaoh even at launch had less major characters, more like Napoleon.
Not sure if anyone's told you this yet but the extremely gory trailers are a way that CA avoids rating the game M. They release DLCs that add the gore for cheap and it avoids the rating system.
The games was based on a mythical period similar to the illiad, oversimplified has a nice summary of it. And CA took advantage to make the game in 2 versions, historical and fantastical, where in the latter it behaves more like Warhammer with single entity heroes and lords being power units. The game is awesome still, and is in my opinion one of the most underappreciated TW titles.
Oh god he brought us back to DW4 with that Cow Cow
I think their ad game definitely stepped up around 2017/2018. The ones from warhammer 1 are good but not that great and I barely remember anything from the older games although that may simply be because those were released 10+ years ago now. And speaking of Shogun, guess what time period they also based a total war game on?
Nice! Hopefully you do Total War: Rome II next : )
Eight Prince is a Different Timeline From The Three Kingdoms Timeline, The Eight Princes are set in the Jin Dynasty Period from 266-420.
Not a Jin/Jurchen Dynasty, this really Different.
Yes the Reign of Blood DLC added gore and more gratuitous finishers for more mature players.
Also if you have TW: Warhammer 3 there is an Asian fantasy inspired faction the Grand Cathay.
I really liked the Yellow Turban faction because they represent a really beautiful "What If" scenario if they ever win for the period - with how they sort of lift up the people and improve everyone's lives in an almost comical/mythical kind of "Good Ending" for China. But I have to admit that their DLC was an obvious Cash Grab - their faction a heavily stripped down/simplified version of the other factions - which may have also made playing them easier as I didn't have to deal with espionage and court intrigue.
Real shame how they pulled support from this game, still had a lot of other topics or regions they could've developed if they just wanted to sell more DLCs. Just like you said with the Furious Wild as well - the budget was going down by that period, rather obvious with the trailer, maybe should've seen the writing on the wall by that time that they were on the way to cutting support from the game.
CA really doesn't put the same effort into trailers anymore. Hopefully that changes in the future with the next game.
The marketing team got purged, that's why the trailers aren't as good anymore.
Hey Kai! I've been watching you for a while and you do amazing work i love watching your videos! If you liked these trailers you HAVE to watch the Try Total war trailers they're incredible!
I'll check them out, thank you!
I am looking forward to your reaction to the Amazon Secret Levels episodes
They will be on the Patreon first and in full. I need to sort out an editor for UA-cam so fingers crossed I can do that. I hope they're good and you enjoy watching them with me!!
@@kaizammit I am very curious, how good the episodes are. I am looking forward to the Exodus and Warhammer 40k one.
I heard the first few reviews weren't selling it but at the end of the day, it's up to us to see if we enjoy it. Fingers crossed.
@@kaizammit Exactly. Luckily we are able to form our own opinion.
I would say that they oversold the narrative in the game.
The story is great because it's from the history and the novel, which is a very great story. I've read that novel several times and I think they did represent that story nearly perfectly in the trailers. I could almost always tell what exactly was happening in each scene of each trailer, and I think they're genius representation of the scenes in the book.
In the actual game, however, the game rely WAY too much on you knowing the story to push that narrative through. Important novel characters often show up with little to no fanfare or indication that they are special. There are missions that try to push you to follow the footsteps of the characters you're playing as but it's extremely easy for you to break it. For some characters (like Liu Bei, my favourite) it's outright impossible to trace his historical path.
Top 3 total war game ever.
What I like is that after the fall of the Han Dynasty, warlord armies still defeated and suppressed the powerful nomads and barbarians, and it wasn't until the powerful Chinese army was depleted in the civil war that the nomads and barbarians successfully invaded China.
As a result, after the nomadic dynasties inherited Chinese territory, high-quality iron armor and iron swords were widely spread to neighboring countries, so that China's military equipment was no longer at the leading level. Like the Mongols spreading Song Dynasty gunpowder.
As a result, after the nomadic dynasties inherited Chinese territory, high-quality iron armor and iron swords were widely spread to neighboring countries, so that China's military equipment was no longer at the leading level. Like the Mongols spreading Song Dynasty gunpowder.
After the nomadic dynasty inherited Chinese territory, high-quality iron armor and iron swords were widely spread to neighboring countries, so that the Chinese military equipment was no longer at the leading level. Just as the Mongols later spread the Song Dynasty gunpowder.😅
Personally prefers Three Kingdoms than WH. I mean WH is a total banger, but Three Kingdom period is a famous Chinese historical events as well as timeless best selling novel(which is made based on history) in North-east Asia - so it kinda feels more special to see my childhood fantasy being realized.... Shame SEGA/Creative Assembly abandoned it :(
Feels like you should do a reaction to Dead by Daylight trailers at some point; they aren't exactly rich with narrative but are still fun to watch.
Hi next one how about reacts to all warthunder trailers?
게임 본편은 엄청 팔렸는데 dlc 수익이 안나와서 완결 못하고 중간에 업데이트 중지한 게임
애초에 토탈워에 삼국지라는 소재가 잘 안맞았음
삼국지는 일본의 코에이사가 제일 잘만듬 그냥
It is "Tsao Tsao", not Cow Cow
This could have been one of the greatest games ever made by CA. It was truly magnificent in all aspects. It's trailers were decent, but as is typical with CA, when the budget lowers... everything else lowers too. My favourite trailer is the Dong Zhuo one. Such power, majesty and cruelty, all in one. It's such a great pity, that they Abandoned the game.
Will u be reacting to the older god of war games??? I’d love for you to react to the lore of kratos
Yes I am, I've got it planned! I hope you come back and watch.
Mostly play Shogun2, but i play 3kingdoms way more than wargammer.
Do you have any plans on watching the Tv show Arcane?, It really shows what the league of legends world can be when made into a true piece of cinema.
Season 2 for Patreon only. If I can get an editor in for a good price, I'll bring it to UA-cam. Depends if I enjoy the 2nd series too.
I got into Total War games with Rome and Rome II, played tons of that. Nothing is ever gonna beat the three Warhammer games for me though, just the sheer diversity of units between the different races is crazy (let alone the amount of factions you can have playing at the same time in one campaign). Magic being a thing is just a bonus at that point, which makes the Lords and Heroes way more interesting than oh this is like a regular guy with a sword *but stronger*.
Query: Why do you talk while they are at the same time?
Have you reacted to Diablo 2 trailer?? One of the best trailers I've ever seen (with headphones on)
I've not covered any Diablo 2 cutscenes/cinematics. Worth checking out?
One of my favorite game, and they killed it :(
There is intro and victory cinematics, but yes, it's a little 'over-sold'. Total War Shogun 2 has an excellent intro might be worth a look.
Uff, three kingdoms final objective is cleaning the floor of entire Ancient China with Liu Bei's face, good lord how i hate that character 🔥
Amazing trailers, but it's a pity the game was absolutely awful.