Your favourite culture in warfare

**mfberg** · 02-28-2005, 22:18

Pre-colonial Aztec (okay, I like the feather armour and obsidian swords)
Mongol
Viking raider
Imperial -era English naval warfare

mfberg

**Stlaind** · 03-01-2005, 23:33

I'd say the Irish - The Vikings kept getting beaten of the island when they fought for things but after they settled and traded things were fine.

**ChaosPunisher** · 03-07-2005, 23:22

I like Sippi Roman faction the best.

Punisher

**Koolhan** · 03-11-2005, 01:28

I am a fan of the Japanese-era warfare of ancient Japan and to some extent early modern Japanese warfare(bansai charges, kamikaze, etc.). I just like the whole code of honor and way of the warrior, bushido, and all that stuff.

I also like the Early Modern Germans(WW1, WW2 somewhat). In WW1, towards the end, they were taking on practically the whole world and it was basically a stalemate that would have lasted for some time, and Allied casulties to German casulties was some outrageous ratio of like 10:1. I'm not positive, but it was something like that. Anyways, Just talking about the soldiers/ fighting styles, not neccesarily the leaders of said soldiers.

**Crazed Rabbit** · 03-11-2005, 05:40

I'd say Irish, but Celtic, Greek, and the Turks are nice too.

Who then. Has to be the Vietnamese in the Vietnam War. I think no nation has won a war with such numbers, technology and weapons massed against them. They won through with back to basics tactics, sheer grit and determination.

But mainly one of the best PR machines known to man, and incompetent opposing leadership.

Crazed Rabbit