Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Changban, on Wei's side surprisingly. This is normally such a Shu centric stage, I'd expected to be on their side. But I guess it's easier to make missions based around things like stopping Zhao Yun with 2x speed and defeating Zhang Fei on the bridge.
I don't know the "rules" of their military strategy debate, but I'm really wondering how the CAW manages to convince everyone else that they're just super awesome and can handle anything (except Hua Xiong).
"What would you do about Zhao Yun's one-man charge through enemy lines?"
"Kill him."
"And how would you deal with Zhang Fei's staunch defense on the Changban bridge?"
"Win."
"Whoooaaaaa..."
"Sugoi desu neeeee~"
"How are you all buying this!?"
"Just as I'd expect from you, Mary Sue-san."
Changban, on Wei's side surprisingly. This is normally such a Shu centric stage, I'd expected to be on their side. But I guess it's easier to make missions based around things like stopping Zhao Yun with 2x speed and defeating Zhang Fei on the bridge.
I don't know the "rules" of their military strategy debate, but I'm really wondering how the CAW manages to convince everyone else that they're just super awesome and can handle anything (except Hua Xiong).
"What would you do about Zhao Yun's one-man charge through enemy lines?"
"Kill him."
"And how would you deal with Zhang Fei's staunch defense on the Changban bridge?"
"Win."
"Whoooaaaaa..."
"Sugoi desu neeeee~"
"How are you all buying this!?"
"Just as I'd expect from you, Mary Sue-san."










