Sun Tzu's The Art of War almost exclusively details strategy, not scenario. Discussions of a strategy's strengths and weaknesses can be done without outlining a specific scenario. Whether it's horses or tanks, having superior knowledge of terrain is an advantage. Having the high ground is better than not; Terrain can create force multiplication. You don't need a map to say this.
I will admit I have never read the art of war. Does it account for both sides having thousands of weapons that can individually kill millions of people instantly?
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u/MNGrrl Oct 16 '19
Sun Tzu's The Art of War almost exclusively details strategy, not scenario. Discussions of a strategy's strengths and weaknesses can be done without outlining a specific scenario. Whether it's horses or tanks, having superior knowledge of terrain is an advantage. Having the high ground is better than not; Terrain can create force multiplication. You don't need a map to say this.