/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Tanasinn No.]

So who was the greatest tactician of the Sengoku Period?

[Anonymous No.]

Rance

[Anonymous No.]

tanasinn

[Anonymous No.]

Since when did /jp/ suddenly start to want to talk about Japan?

[Anonymous No.]

zhuge liang

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[Anonymous No.]

Masamune Date

'Piss off everybody you work with' might not have been the greatest plan, but he still made it work.

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>>3449814
This.

[Anonymous No.]

Ieyasu. His strategy pretty much revolved around "Enemies? I'll just wait until they all die. "

And then the fucker took all of Japan.

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>>3449814
I second this notion. Historians argue that if he had been born 20 years earlier, he could have conquered all Japan.
Tokugawa is more of a shrewd politician than a military genius. Extremely effective though.

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>>3449819
Didn't he die already in Sengoku Basara?

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>Historians

Mainstream historians always and only point out forced heroism, personifications, events and underlined emotions, all presented with an unintended but fierce cynic spin enforced by the authorities, the one and only truth mankind is allowed to have.
But real deal history and realism only knows murder, betrayal, deception and genocide. That's all you need to know about Tokugawa.

[Anonymous No.]

Nobunaga. "Let's take a detour round Imagawa's camp, he'll never know what hit him" and "Fuck your cavalry, I've got a shooting line".

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zhuge liang and his lute of death, nuff said.

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>>3449889
Lu Xun was better. 'Kill it with fire' is the only plan you need.

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>>3449902
>Lu Xun
>better than Liang
>or even close to Sima Yi for that matter

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>>3449834
Yeah, and Honda Tadakatsu was really a mecha.

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Oda Nobunaga. That scene from Dai Maho Touge always comes to my mind when I think about him. "Cavalry? Cool, eat my bullets!"

Masamune is pretty close, if only because he got a nice idea to actually cook for his soldiers. By himself.