@boldmonkey that mean he is tough or think he is tough enough to take 10 head on.
He manages to, he is good chef, stronk chef.
He doesn't, he is bad chef, weak chef.
Anyway, he did not ask for help so...
@boldmonkey it is their way. I don't even think fighting together is in their mindset.
Plus, they believe in strength so if the chef can't prove it, he/she is dead by right.
@kazaddum I was talking about technology in warfare, not tactic. Sorry if I was being unclear.
As for change in tactic, yes, most wars have to have that or else it would be the same old "count the number of troops" type.
Nobunaga with guns again Takeda with horses is a famous example.
Again, I...
@seirio And innovation on the battle in Japan is almost next to 0. Only Nobunaga and Hideyoshi showed interest in advancements of warfare since those 2 wanted to invade further outside of Japan. The rest? Same old samurai spirit stuffs.
Siege tactic alone, no Japanese castle, museum, etc. I have...
Japan and catapult? I call BS. Been to almost all Sengoku related museum and such but have never once seen or read any of such construct in Japan. Battering ram wasn't even there, too. Heck, crossbow was not even common back then.
Rifle did make an appearance with Nobunaga's interest in it though.
Pretty sure she is dead by now.
Going from Japan to EU back then should take a very long time. And he took the other gun so those lords probably thought that he is either dead or ran away.