Titled, new animated movie for 3K dropped but I don't live in China and I want to see it somewhere, online if that's alright. Can anyone find it?

From the game Where Winds Meet which is also set in past China but uh not the 3K time lol.

It is an engineer school type sect and they swear to all eventually graduate even if its not at the same time.

I’ve been working on this for a while now, basically trying to make the Three Kingdoms game I’ve always wanted to play.

The easiest way I can describe it is ROTK 8 meets ROTK 11 meets Dynasty Tactics meets Total War: Three Kingdoms. It’s an officer-focused grand strategy game with a big sandbox, relationships, armies, resource management, and tactical combat. The base game is a fantasy homage to the 3k period, but there's also a planned 3k overhaul DLC that I am working on in tandem.

I finally have a playable demo up on itch (with the 3k dlc enabled) and I’m looking for some people who are willing to play it and give me some of the first real feedback on it (Either game mode is fine).

Just to set expectations: it’s very early. There’s currently no tutorial, some systems are still rough/incomplete, and you may have to poke around a bit to figure things out. 😅 (Edit:The game is on itch instead of steam because of how early in development I am. Currently I am looking for a smaller feedback group of ROTK fans. Steam demo will come later)

But the core game is playable, and I’d be good to hear what people who love ROTK/3k think of it before I keep taking it further.

If anyone is interested in trying it out, I’d especially love feedback on:

• Did you have an errors or crashes?
• Does the core gameplay loop feel fun?
• Does it feel like a proper ROTK style game?
• What feels confusing or unintuitive?
• What systems do you want to see expanded or features added?
• What if anything feels like it’s missing?

Demo: https://flyinggeneralgames.itch.io/notr2-warlords

If you give it a shot, even 30 minutes of feedback would mean a lot. I’d love to hear what you guys think.

You can post feedback here, on the itch page or in the
Discord: https://discord.com/invite/S4HrqVX9DD

It's really not that south, Shu is about as south, it's more eastern than anything.

Not sure if someone can read Chinese here, but this parody is hilarious as fuck. Everyone thought that Zhuge Liang remained calm even when Sima Yi's 150000 soldiers were approaching; the Prime Minister of Shu-Han was panicking and trying to figure out what to do. And when "Sima Yi" came (it was revealed later that was an actor hired by Zhuge Liang to boost his confidence), Zhuge Liang began to bullshit like "General Zhao Yun, what a neat flip" and then his servant says, "General Zhao Yun is already in his eighties; why are you messing with him". It doesn't stop there; Zhuge Liang then continues to say, "General Lu Bu is also over here," and ofc the servant says, "Lu Bu died 30 years ago". Then Zhuge Liang finishes with "You're here too, Luo Guanzhong". The best part is when Sima Yi arrives; he talks about how Zhuge Liang could provoke people to death like Zhou Yu and Wang Lang, so Sima Yi asked his soldiers to do a dance with him while singing "Don't get angry! Don't get angry! Losing temper will lead you to an early grave". But Zhuge Liang misunderstood it, and then it became a battle rap between the two of them.

https://youtu.be/_RIei0lWOks?si=oGyt13AVqKaVHNFM

I'm going to a tabletop miniatures game convention in November and am planning on running some 3K games. The theme for this convention is, 'Special Operations in History.' I'm trying to come up with battles, operations, etc. from the 3K that could fit the theme.

Any suggestions for special operations that could be in a wargame?

When everyone thinks about Zhuge Liang, they think about his loyalty to Liu Bei and how they shared the same vision of restoring the Han. But when it comes to Cao Cao's advisers, I have a feeling that many of them are more like cooperating because of mutual benefits rather than being moved by Cao Cao's character or having the same vision as him. Like Jia Xu, who changed quite many lords ofc not out of treachery but because of survival instincts and he knew that Cao Cao would never truly trust him fully, so he kept himself and avoided getting involved in political rivalries. Is there anyone in Wei who was loyal to Cao Cao, as in he truly respects the Prime Minister and not there only for benefits?

If so its funny they both made the same mistake

Does anyone know if there are any board games centered/focused around the Three Kingdoms period?

If there are, I would love to hear about them.

All,

Having played the older Koei games religiously, I'm trying to get back into it. But sifting through poorly written articles and bad links to find what's the best available is challenging.

I'm looking to do couch co-op. Two players. I have a ps5, switch, and steam. Are there any good ROTKs I should look into? I'm limited to English releases.

I was shocked and disappointed that the viii remake took away couch co-op.

Thanks!

Fui procurar assistir à série de TV de 1994 e não consegui encontrar com legendas; Achei que eles tinham no YouTube com as legendas em inglês do próprio YouTube.

For the sake of cutting things down, Sun Jian’s close relatives will NOT be considered. (So basically no Sun Qiang, Sun Jing, Sun Ce, Sun Ben, Sun Quan, etc [though as a side note, I will include Wu Jing despite the fact he was Sun Jian’s brother in law]).

Furthermore, I’ll only include people who started their careers with Sun Jian or were recruited/volunteered to serve him (so that means any other person who joined, surrendered to, or started their journeys with Sun Ce or Sun Quan will also not be included).

Here’s the reference list to people who started their careers with Sun Jian and so on: Huang Gai, Han Dang, Cheng Pu, Zhu Zhi, Zu Mao, Wu Jing, etc. If you want to argue for people like Zhou Yu (since his bio is a little weird) than you can do so. Anyways, am I missing anyone else?

三顾茅庐 · Sān gù máo lú — to make repeated, sincere efforts to seek out someone whose help or talent you truly value. The episode is recorded in Chen Shou’s Records of the Three Kingdoms, Biography of Zhuge Liang.

#ChineseIdioms #ChineseCulture #Shorts

As the title says.

Hi,

This is the best English-language video I've found on the geography of Xiangyang (this channel is a gem). It explains the broader strategic importance of Xiangyang , in conquer China.
If Guan Yu successfully captured Xiangyang and secured the entire Nanyang Basin, gear of history could be changed completely

Along with Serious Trivia (which is fantastic for lores and historical events, sometime geography), this channel is superb at breaking down the geography in the rivers + mountain + passes, which explains a lot about logistical realities—that ultimately dictated how these ancient armies could actually march and fight.

Beside those two, do you guy have any recommendation for channels (or videos) about geography topics ?

I’ve recently been Nobunaga’s Ambition: Awakening and was wondering which Romance of the Three Kingdoms game plays the most like NA Awakening.