Setting up even now. This one always gets me - I'd like to see the governments and most of the population of both countries dipped into boiling treacle and covered in the feathers of the jub-jub bird. I suppose I like Burma better - the food can be good, and it doesn't bear the scars of Maoism.
Be careful what you say lest the netizens descend on your social media leaving hateful comments despite supposedly being banned from said social media. :-\
What dynastic line is feeling the pinch from the uppity pre-Myanmarese?
Ming. Ming. Why don't you give me a call?
I know a number of our northern and western neighbours; without exception they call their country Burma.
Draw. Both Ming commanders were wiped out, however, so I think on points I won this time. Sort of.
Congrats...I think.
Quote from: FierceKitty on 14 January 2021, 10:22:48 AM
Draw. Both Ming commanders were wiped out, however, so I think on points I won this time. Sort of.
For you sir a massive victory !
With the Burmese army it is! They seldom escape being clobbered.
The Chinese Hundred Dragon Hissing Monsoon Storm Heaven-Clouding Barbarian-chasing Auspicious Rocket Host (百龍希普季風風暴天雲野蠻追吉祥火箭主機 for short) advancing on the Ming right flank, where Lee had massed her artillery. My Burmese elephants on this side were protected by a ridge, however, and in fact suffered no losses in the game, despite an uncomfortable rear attack by some insolent Mongols.
My Siamese cavalry outflanked the Chinese left and took out the Prince of Souzhou, a major factor in the collapse of Chinese morale and discipline; sadly, Burmese morale and discipline took a nose-dive in the same round. You'll note a horde of Fukienese savages knocking over Prince Anutra of Bang Na, which didn't help our morale.
Looks great!
You'd need a large spit to roast an elephant, and an even larger one to roast a column of those! :o