This will be fought today between the forces of Oda Nobunaga and Takeda Shingen. Wish me well, brothers-in-arms, since the last time I played Japanese I got turned into chawan mushi.
幸運を祈りますkouun wo inorimasu
We won.
Quote from: jchaos79 on 23 November 2014, 06:36:15 AM
幸運を祈りますkouun wo inorimasu
ありがとう。 I'll post a few pictures when Lee's awake and at leisure.
Here, let's see if the download works now...yep.
I might add, 我々はいくつかのアステカが必要です。
ああそう、我々は必要とする
Leon - think you have a technical problem - all sorts of scrambled messages in this thread.
IanS :D
Quote from: FierceKitty on 26 November 2014, 09:45:07 AM
ああそう、我々は必要とする
Ohhhh no you don't...
Is it pantomime season yet ;) ;D
Quote from: ianrs54 on 26 November 2014, 01:25:10 PM
Leon - think you have a technical problem - all sorts of scrambled messages in this thread.
IanS :D
Are you sure IanS nothing scrambled for me :-/
Briefly revisiting relevance, the castle saw plenty of action in Sunday's battle. My party of ninjas were sadly captured trying to set fire to the keep, and a garrison of archers and musketeers blasted away a lot of the party of monks and ashigaru that I detailed to take it by storm, though not before the ashigaru had blown a hole in the gates to let the monks in (after 80% loss; but then again, Japanese accept losses like that in a basic training exercise). Before the castle could be captured, however, Nobunaga and Ieyasu had both fallen in a massed Takeda cavalry assault, and their army lost heart.
The Tokugawa player quite rightly observed that the keep is lurching a bit to one side. Earthquakes, however. I fully intended to make the leaning tower do that. This isn't meant to be Himeji, hang it all.
OK, back to calls for Mexicans.
no pictures? :(
I'm afraid only the castle was photographed.