@@kylelou1983 That's interesting, I kinda skipped Warhammer because I know nothing about the it's lore but if you think it's worth a look I'll check it out 💪🏼thanks man
Sorry to hear about the moving troubles. Moving sucks! Looking forward to you both returning soon! Hope you don't have to move too much furniture (most places here go unfurnished). I'm sure moving is the same pain in the a$$ in the UK as in the US. Usually involves a few pals (someone with a truck aka best friend), a few pizzas and a few cases of beer (beer at the end, tho for sure).
We'll be back when Becca is back, it's your back and forth banter that makes the video hilarious, who can forget waiting to see who would win the American Revolution😂🤣😞
AD doesn't stand for "After Death". It stands for the Latin phrase "Anno Domini" (translating to "In the Year of Our Lord"). So basically, for example, saying "212 AD" (or more properly "AD 212") is the same as saying "In the 212th year of the Lord", which is how medieval chroniclers wrote history. It refers to all the years after Jesus' birth. As someone else said, this has been changed by many to BCE (Before Common Era) and CE (Common Era) for many reasons, partly because Jesus was probably, awkwardly, born in about 4 BC, and partly to remove the Christian bias.
@@michaeltnk1135 It was miscalculated because there is no proof ANYWHERE that he existed. I was proposed this line of reasoning when i was in college by my history professor and did not think much about it then. However, i have spent the last 30 years trying to uncover one historical verified piece of evidence and it does not exist. We are not talking about faith folks, the Holy Bible is full of it. First thing you learn is the the Gospels were all written 50-90 years after Jesus "died." Imagine how many times those stories changed in 75 years. Then there are no other first hand accounts, birth certificates, monuments, even notes written in other famous people diaries, just nothing. It was like Jesus was just made up by the growing christian church.If we study the Bible over time it is changed MANY times...class dismissed.
@@davidcooley275 Archaeologists have been able to corroborate elements of the New Testament story of Jesus. While some disputed the existence of ancient Nazareth, his biblical childhood home town, archaeologists have unearthed a rock-hewn courtyard house along with tombs and a cistern. They have also found physical evidence of Roman crucifixions such as that of Jesus described in the New Testament, and also questions of authenticity continue to surround direct relics associated with Jesus, such as the crown of thorns he reputedly wore during his crucifixion (one possible example is housed inside the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris), and the Shroud of Turin, a linen burial cloth purportedly emblazoned with the image of his face. I’m not here to argue on how its unquestionable that Jesus existed, I’m not even Christian, but there is a bit of a difference between not having enough evidence to be conclusive, and the conclusion of saying that there is zero evidence, an ironically extreme bias that is unsurprisingly favored among Atheists. And plus think about it this way, the majority of people at the time also didn’t leave much archeological trace, least of all what would have been considered an annoying peasant revolt by the Romans at the time, also you do know that there are far more people than Jesus who share a similar dilemma right? Heck, by the video these folks are reacting to, an entire dynasty is under speculation, freaking Troy was rediscovered no more than a century and a half ago, so how much do you think a dime a dozen peasants would fare in comparison when it comes to archeology? Context of a situation also matters, and no field of study is perfect, but all in all, you lost all credibility when you mentioned a birth certificate in a non-comedic fashion, Adios.
@@davidcooley275 there was no archeological proof, but not necessarily no proof. I'd say most historians believed he existed, but it's the whole reincarnation of God that has no proof. Jesus was probably just a Jewish rebel that inspired many people
AD counts from the birth of Christ, or rather a faulty medieval calculation of it, not from the death of Christ, it does not stand for After Death but rather Anno Domini, Latin for the Year of Our Lord
It was also so that those people (in powerful positions) wouldn't get power hungry ideas: they couldn't have children, and thus couldn't start a new dynasty.
5:42 yea the whole loyalty was so that the eunuchs couldn't have offspring and start their own dynasty since emperors always had like bajillions of kids. no dong=no kids, total loyalty to the emperor
Welcome Back, sorry for the displacement but still going to be here for you both! Keep up the great work! As for Total War have you tried the Total War Warhammer series? It is by far the best variant they have produced because you get so many variations when it comes to factions that makes it so complex and awesome
Various versions of old Chinese history have been mythologised to Heaven and back, to the point that some figures like Zhuge Liang are credited with causing a change in weather, and Guan Yu was legitimately deified.
Oversimplified might mention it in the video but he casualties of the Three Kingdom period was huge. It was a figure in the 40 millions. That’s big by today’s standards (WW2 was 60 something million) but imagine 40 million people dying in a conflict in the 3rd century!! It’s mad how many people died
Three Kingdoms is definitely worth it. Probably one of the most intricate Total War games, and a lot of new features. Some of the DLCs are bad, but the core game is great.
Nice reaction! This was a crazy period to oversimplify. I remember reading that by. the end of the Three Kingdoms period, 1/3 of the Chinese population died.
I smell tension, I hope you guys stay together after this move (whatever cuased it, it's quite a big deal for a couple), but nothing's ever for certain. Either way, it's been a great YT time with you two together. Both of you are likeable people, I hope the channel continues with one or two of you but the positive chemistry between you really was special. Sorry for sounding so serious in a comment but damn, I really hope you two will keep getting along
Have you two ever watched "Drunk History," where it's kind of like "Oversimplified" only the narrator (different for each video) gets really drunk before they give their narration off the top of their head, AND top Hollywood actors play the roles (instead of cartoons) and even lip synch (or try as best they can) to dialogue provided by the drunk narrator? It started as a TH-cam channel but now it's a regular series on HBO. If you haven't watched it, I am quite certain you both would have a laugh.
The game is pretty good. If the time period interests you it is definitely worth getting, like pretty much all total war games. And if you're not sure, get it while it's on sale.
Hey guys, I was thinking that if you were to ever react to the Three Kingdoms again in the future, check out Cool History Bros' Summary of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms (they're split up into parts, and to this day is still being made. But it's quite digestible.) He summarizes from the Classical novel, so some things are inconsistent with recorded history. For example, in the novel, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and Liu Bei drove back Lu Bu at Hu Lao Gate. Whereas in recorded history (Which Oversimplified follows), Sun Jian drove back Lu Bu.
Gonna request battle of agincourt by extra history. It's the 5th part of their 100 years war. They do 10 minute segments and they cover a lot more details that most overlook
Honestly, TW Three Kingdoms is one of my favorites. But to say it is worth buying kinda depends of each person's taste. I have friends that prefer Warhammer because they like fantasy so that suits them. I know others that prefer other games like Rome 2. For me is Three Kingdoms and Shogun 2. So on my perspective, yes, it is worth, if it suits your style.
I preferred the design/layout of rome 2 to 3 kingdoms personally but if you liked shogun then 3 kingdoms is quite similar. Also the 3 kingdoms film is quite good in my opinion
if u have a good comp yes get three kingdoms total war. i like it a lot more than rome 2, it mkaes ur generals a lot better and impactful in a fight. and the duel system is fun
I guess technically during the supposed lifetime of christ they probably would've refered to the year as the x'th year of the emperors rule or the x'th since the founding of the city.
Oi you didnt mention that you played total was if ya want we can play some rome 2 if ya happen to have the game it could be fun great content keep up the good work m8
AD is Anno Domini latin for meaning In the year of our lord and counts down from the birth of Jesus not the death as that would leave 34 years unaccounted for.
So im going to ruin everyones day now because you asked how they made Eunuchs. It essentially involved tying a string very tightly until the bloodflow was cut off and the flesh eventually died on its own.
Norseman, you should react to Napoleon's Great Blunder: Spain 1808 (th-cam.com/video/_SMXT6dTwEo/w-d-xo.html), Napoleon's vietnam (th-cam.com/video/8ow6pq1Pp_M/w-d-xo.html), The Wellington Coup: Salamanca 1812 (th-cam.com/video/VXc1MDNTKAA/w-d-xo.html) and Wellington's Triumph: Vitoria 1813 (th-cam.com/video/Um7wmlfwgWA/w-d-xo.html) Pd: It's a series of videos about Napoleon's invasion of Spain and Portugal, and I may have missed a video or more (not sure)
A.D. or Anno Domini means 'In the year of the Lord.' It is medieval Latin. Historically, time was measured using the time period of the reign of kings or emperors. So, a Christian monk/abbot named Dennis the Little calculated the birth of Christ and measured time from here, as Christian Faith teaches that Christ is the 'King of kings.' Nowadays, B.C.E. can be used to measure time also. B.C.E. means 'before the common era' and C.E. means 'the common era.' These two correspond with B.C. and A.D. respectively.
The disputed Xia (Shyah) dynasty has no archeological evidence to prove that it actually existed. Dòng in a Chinese pronunciation isn't the same and the English slang word of similar spelling.
@@JamesCornwall95 it was confusing for me too, because the education system never actually told us about it, and the Gregorian method was messed up with the Before Christ and Anno Domini. The BCE and CE has become much more easier for us when we read history now
Dionysius Exiguus, a 6th-century monk and the inventor of the AD dating, made some mathematical miscalculations when establishing the birth date of Jesus Christ. When the error was found, the calendar was already widespread. So, instead of rearranging the calendar itself, we still write that Jesus was "born" in ca. 4 BC.
it's worth for playing, i'm already 2000 hours playing total war 3k . but the game is dead , no more dlc . because they making new 3k game and gonna be release next year .
Christ’s birth was changed to fit Roman holidays. The actual historical radical rabbi who inspired the character of Jesus is thought to have been born around spring of 4 BC.
NO NO NO!!! AD does not stand for after Jesus' death! AD means "In the year of the lord" (Anno Domini). From where do you get this nonsense. The Gregorian calendar was based on the calculated year of his birth. It goes from 1 BC to 1 AD, skipping year zero (a stupid oversight).
This specific game isn't that great however there are 2 others that are similar but in a different age. They are total war rome 2 and total war napoleon
Loved this vid, didn't mean to seem so downbeat at the start my bad 😂😂😂
Don't worry about it, I'm just happy to see that you uploaded a new video.
do not buy three kingdoms. I would recommend Warhammer 2 instead
@@kylelou1983 That's interesting, I kinda skipped Warhammer because I know nothing about the it's lore but if you think it's worth a look I'll check it out 💪🏼thanks man
Sorry to hear about the moving troubles. Moving sucks! Looking forward to you both returning soon! Hope you don't have to move too much furniture (most places here go unfurnished). I'm sure moving is the same pain in the a$$ in the UK as in the US. Usually involves a few pals (someone with a truck aka best friend), a few pizzas and a few cases of beer (beer at the end, tho for sure).
Shrek is love
The look on his face when she asks why the numbers go down for bc…priceless
😂😂😂Didn't know how to handle that situation
@@JamesCornwall95 you handled it well as any other history buff would
That's ashame, yours & Becca's chemistry is really cute. We'll Definitely Miss her.
Yeah channel ain't gonna be the same until they're doing it together again
What happened
We'll be back when Becca is back, it's your back and forth banter that makes the video hilarious, who can forget waiting to see who would win the American Revolution😂🤣😞
Bro we still mention that to this day 😂😂😂
😂😂 the anticipation was killing me at the time!
lmaoo
Hey! Don't spoil it for me!
lol
Was it North America or south America ?
“I don’t think it would be cool to call you Dong.”
Me: “Well yeah, it’s Mr. Dong to you.” Lol
😂😂😂
The cutest British couple I've ever seen. Hurry back!
AD doesn't stand for "After Death". It stands for the Latin phrase "Anno Domini" (translating to "In the Year of Our Lord"). So basically, for example, saying "212 AD" (or more properly "AD 212") is the same as saying "In the 212th year of the Lord", which is how medieval chroniclers wrote history. It refers to all the years after Jesus' birth.
As someone else said, this has been changed by many to BCE (Before Common Era) and CE (Common Era) for many reasons, partly because Jesus was probably, awkwardly, born in about 4 BC, and partly to remove the Christian bias.
AD isn't After Death, it's Anno Domini. Christ supposedly lived from 1 to 34 AD
Although most scholars today agree that Christ’s birthdate was miscalculated and was more likely 4 BC
@@michaeltnk1135 It was miscalculated because there is no proof ANYWHERE that he existed. I was proposed this line of reasoning when i was in college by my history professor and did not think much about it then. However, i have spent the last 30 years trying to uncover one historical verified piece of evidence and it does not exist. We are not talking about faith folks, the Holy Bible is full of it. First thing you learn is the the Gospels were all written 50-90 years after Jesus "died." Imagine how many times those stories changed in 75 years. Then there are no other first hand accounts, birth certificates, monuments, even notes written in other famous people diaries, just nothing. It was like Jesus was just made up by the growing christian church.If we study the Bible over time it is changed MANY times...class dismissed.
And there was no year 0.
@@davidcooley275 Archaeologists have been able to corroborate elements of the New Testament story of Jesus. While some disputed the existence of ancient Nazareth, his biblical childhood home town, archaeologists have unearthed a rock-hewn courtyard house along with tombs and a cistern. They have also found physical evidence of Roman crucifixions such as that of Jesus described in the New Testament, and also questions of authenticity continue to surround direct relics associated with Jesus, such as the crown of thorns he reputedly wore during his crucifixion (one possible example is housed inside the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris), and the Shroud of Turin, a linen burial cloth purportedly emblazoned with the image of his face.
I’m not here to argue on how its unquestionable that Jesus existed, I’m not even Christian, but there is a bit of a difference between not having enough evidence to be conclusive, and the conclusion of saying that there is zero evidence, an ironically extreme bias that is unsurprisingly favored among Atheists.
And plus think about it this way, the majority of people at the time also didn’t leave much archeological trace, least of all what would have been considered an annoying peasant revolt by the Romans at the time, also you do know that there are far more people than Jesus who share a similar dilemma right? Heck, by the video these folks are reacting to, an entire dynasty is under speculation, freaking Troy was rediscovered no more than a century and a half ago, so how much do you think a dime a dozen peasants would fare in comparison when it comes to archeology? Context of a situation also matters, and no field of study is perfect, but all in all, you lost all credibility when you mentioned a birth certificate in a non-comedic fashion, Adios.
@@davidcooley275 there was no archeological proof, but not necessarily no proof. I'd say most historians believed he existed, but it's the whole reincarnation of God that has no proof. Jesus was probably just a Jewish rebel that inspired many people
AD stands for 'anno domini' which means 'year of our lord' in Latin so Jesus' life takes place between 1AD and 33AD :)
Both
Thank you!!!! I swear this whole not know BC and AD thing was cringe
Ya learn something new every day. Thanx for the info
In the year of the lord but close enough not like anyone speaks Latin after all lol
Yeah but due to previous calculation errors , apparently, Jesus was actually born around 3-4 AD.
3:25 AD means amino dimino (year of our lord)
anno domini*, but you're correct
@@ha22el5 lmao ya didn’t know the spelling
Becca didn't know about the BC convention... (There is no year zero by the way.)
Hope things get sorted soon. I never miss a single video. Becca adds a great dynamic to them.
She is great ! Just temporary ❤️
Ahh thank you so much 🥰
AD counts from the birth of Christ, or rather a faulty medieval calculation of it, not from the death of Christ, it does not stand for After Death but rather Anno Domini, Latin for the Year of Our Lord
Play Dynasty Warriors and you'll have a pretty good ideia of what happened there at the time
:D Sun Jian voiced by Steve Blum in 4 is my fav! "MY SWORD SHALL PREVAIL!!!!"
The enuch get neutered because the emperor afraid they might have an affair with their women.
It was also so that those people (in powerful positions) wouldn't get power hungry ideas: they couldn't have children, and thus couldn't start a new dynasty.
5:42 yea the whole loyalty was so that the eunuchs couldn't have offspring and start their own dynasty since emperors always had like bajillions of kids. no dong=no kids, total loyalty to the emperor
Wish we learned this instead of crime and punishment at school 😂
Fyodor Dostoevsky is great but damn this would of been better 😂😂
Isnt that literature class not history? Different subjects
Crime and Punishment oversimplified would be EPIC!
I enjoy your videos. The banter between you two is awesomely fun. With or without Becca I will continue to watch. Thanks!
Welcome Back, sorry for the displacement but still going to be here for you both! Keep up the great work! As for Total War have you tried the Total War Warhammer series? It is by far the best variant they have produced because you get so many variations when it comes to factions that makes it so complex and awesome
Hope to see you both In a vid soon! :)
Various versions of old Chinese history have been mythologised to Heaven and back, to the point that some figures like Zhuge Liang are credited with causing a change in weather, and Guan Yu was legitimately deified.
Oversimplified might mention it in the video but he casualties of the Three Kingdom period was huge. It was a figure in the 40 millions. That’s big by today’s standards (WW2 was 60 something million) but imagine 40 million people dying in a conflict in the 3rd century!! It’s mad how many people died
It's a definite yes, you should buy it. Once you get used to the mechanics, building chains etc, it will become one of your favourite Total Wars.
Noooo, Becca!!
You're moving?.... maybe to France? 🇫🇷😏
Also, I was hoping a couples react to the battle of Hastings.
Yes Eunuchs squatted when they urinated. Sacrificing my search history so you don't have to
They should have a series in this
Three Kingdoms is definitely worth it. Probably one of the most intricate Total War games, and a lot of new features. Some of the DLCs are bad, but the core game is great.
Nice reaction! This was a crazy period to oversimplify. I remember reading that by. the end of the Three Kingdoms period, 1/3 of the Chinese population died.
I smell tension, I hope you guys stay together after this move (whatever cuased it, it's quite a big deal for a couple), but nothing's ever for certain. Either way, it's been a great YT time with you two together. Both of you are likeable people, I hope the channel continues with one or two of you but the positive chemistry between you really was special. Sorry for sounding so serious in a comment but damn, I really hope you two will keep getting along
Have you two ever watched "Drunk History," where it's kind of like "Oversimplified" only the narrator (different for each video) gets really drunk before they give their narration off the top of their head, AND top Hollywood actors play the roles (instead of cartoons) and even lip synch (or try as best they can) to dialogue provided by the drunk narrator? It started as a TH-cam channel but now it's a regular series on HBO. If you haven't watched it, I am quite certain you both would have a laugh.
How did they know in 1 BC. Or anytime BC. Hell who cares the guy probably never even existed.
Becca is awesome.
26:01 "Becca was last seen"
The game is pretty good. If the time period interests you it is definitely worth getting, like pretty much all total war games. And if you're not sure, get it while it's on sale.
Hey guys, I was thinking that if you were to ever react to the Three Kingdoms again in the future, check out Cool History Bros' Summary of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms (they're split up into parts, and to this day is still being made. But it's quite digestible.)
He summarizes from the Classical novel, so some things are inconsistent with recorded history. For example, in the novel, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and Liu Bei drove back Lu Bu at Hu Lao Gate. Whereas in recorded history (Which Oversimplified follows), Sun Jian drove back Lu Bu.
The 2010 Three Kingdoms series is addictive AF if you're into subtitles. It's probably somewhere on youtube for free still. Just sayin'. :P
Gonna request battle of agincourt by extra history. It's the 5th part of their 100 years war. They do 10 minute segments and they cover a lot more details that most overlook
Becca is hilarious! Homegirl didnt understand BC logic
Another great video
three kingdoms quickly became my favorite total war
Honestly, TW Three Kingdoms is one of my favorites.
But to say it is worth buying kinda depends of each person's taste.
I have friends that prefer Warhammer because they like fantasy so that suits them. I know others that prefer other games like Rome 2.
For me is Three Kingdoms and Shogun 2.
So on my perspective, yes, it is worth, if it suits your style.
I preferred the design/layout of rome 2 to 3 kingdoms personally but if you liked shogun then 3 kingdoms is quite similar. Also the 3 kingdoms film is quite good in my opinion
I am an American and it is surprising that most of your viewers are American and I am one of them I like your channel.
you should react to 25 things you didn't know about Canada
Wow, just wow. She is perfect lol
Just to be clear, Ad means Anno Domini not after death
a lot of people don't like total war three kingdoms, but I think its one of the best ones. I've played it a ton.
You should consider to watch the movie Red Cliff, slightly different historic details but nevertheless on topic.
Total War: Three Kingdoms is worth it. It’s pretty fun. Two different game modes
I was watching the cold war reaction and this just got uploaded, nice
Cold war one is great !
Welcome back
AD actually does not mean after the death of Christ it is actually means ano domine which means in the year of our Lord in Latin
if u have a good comp yes get three kingdoms total war. i like it a lot more than rome 2, it mkaes ur generals a lot better and impactful in a fight. and the duel system is fun
I guess technically during the supposed lifetime of christ they probably would've refered to the year as the x'th year of the emperors rule or the x'th since the founding of the city.
yes
Oi you didnt mention that you played total was if ya want we can play some rome 2 if ya happen to have the game it could be fun great content keep up the good work m8
5:18 i think the true reason they cut them off so they could have all the women. Which is why i think maybe Ghengis Khan had soooooo many baby mothers
7:46 Lobo? I think that’s a DC comics character lol
Bc and Ad is no more used . It's BCE and CE because zero was not found out at that time . So the calander was inaccurate.
AD is Anno Domini latin for meaning In the year of our lord and counts down from the birth of Jesus not the death as that would leave 34 years unaccounted for.
So im going to ruin everyones day now because you asked how they made Eunuchs. It essentially involved tying a string very tightly until the bloodflow was cut off and the flesh eventually died on its own.
Norseman, you should react to Napoleon's Great Blunder: Spain 1808 (th-cam.com/video/_SMXT6dTwEo/w-d-xo.html), Napoleon's vietnam (th-cam.com/video/8ow6pq1Pp_M/w-d-xo.html), The Wellington Coup: Salamanca 1812 (th-cam.com/video/VXc1MDNTKAA/w-d-xo.html) and Wellington's Triumph: Vitoria 1813 (th-cam.com/video/Um7wmlfwgWA/w-d-xo.html)
Pd: It's a series of videos about Napoleon's invasion of Spain and Portugal, and I may have missed a video or more (not sure)
A.D. or Anno Domini means 'In the year of the Lord.' It is medieval Latin. Historically, time was measured using the time period of the reign of kings or emperors. So, a Christian monk/abbot named Dennis the Little calculated the birth of Christ and measured time from here, as Christian Faith teaches that Christ is the 'King of kings.' Nowadays, B.C.E. can be used to measure time also. B.C.E. means 'before the common era' and C.E. means 'the common era.' These two correspond with B.C. and A.D. respectively.
Tbh this is what ghettos are. Everybody's dying left and right, only chaos till one person or event makes all of them join forces.
Get her to react to "the war that changed the english language"
Good video great job
The disputed Xia (Shyah) dynasty has no archeological evidence to prove that it actually existed.
Dòng in a Chinese pronunciation isn't the same and the English slang word of similar spelling.
AD doesn’t mean “after death”. It means “anno Domini” which means “in the year of the Lord”
BC and AD do not mean what you were taught…..
Does NOT mean “before chris after christ
Do u both have IG?... Hate there is a issue
Hopefully it won’t be for too long! Of course, IG details on my channel and James are in the description to see what we are up to in the meantime ☺️
@@becca7989 what's ur channel ?
Vary interesting
The BC and AD have had many issues, so the history circles now go with BCE and CE, Before Common Era and Common Era.
That question thru me for real for a second 😂😂
@@JamesCornwall95 it was confusing for me too, because the education system never actually told us about it, and the Gregorian method was messed up with the Before Christ and Anno Domini. The BCE and CE has become much more easier for us when we read history now
More Becca! 😍💓😉🙂
TW Three kingdoms is really good imo
Worth the full price mate ?
@@JamesCornwall95 If you like total war games I would say so
@@JamesCornwall95 it's on sale rn on steam
Yeah, not a shock, china and japan had empires and dynasties way before the west, though we tend to do it bigger and better.
/popcorn.
Dionysius Exiguus, a 6th-century monk and the inventor of the AD dating, made some mathematical miscalculations when establishing the birth date of Jesus Christ. When the error was found, the calendar was already widespread. So, instead of rearranging the calendar itself, we still write that Jesus was "born" in ca. 4 BC.
it's worth for playing, i'm already 2000 hours playing total war 3k . but the game is dead , no more dlc . because they making new 3k game and gonna be release next year .
This Woman is still hanging with this guy?!!!!
Shrek is love
Christ’s birth was changed to fit Roman holidays. The actual historical radical rabbi who inspired the character of Jesus is thought to have been born around spring of 4 BC.
If you like the modern Total War system, then 3 Kingdoms is good.
As for me, I think things took a turn for the worse at Rome 2.
Please don't react to unbiased history, the punic wars until Becca is back.
It's been 3 weeks bruv.
Please please please react to Genghis Khan demon dog of war
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Hello
What's up brother 💪🏼
Boo hoo, Lu Bu. LMAO!
I want to get some fabric and some lace and make Lu Bu a frou frou mumu.
PS AD means Anno Dominei- Year of Our Lord. It starts in the year 1 with Jesus birth. Otherwise there'd be a blank 33 year gap in the calendar.
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Dont try to do the bc ad math. Like everything else in the bible the math doesn't add up
NO NO NO!!! AD does not stand for after Jesus' death! AD means "In the year of the lord" (Anno Domini). From where do you get this nonsense. The Gregorian calendar was based on the calculated year of his birth. It goes from 1 BC to 1 AD, skipping year zero (a stupid oversight).
Where the only fans
I've noticed the body language and eyes of woman in this video. It indicates that she has no interest in East Asian history at all! 😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰
Three kingdoms is dead mate
Hell no. Don’t buy 3 Kingdoms. If you got Shogun, play that.
This specific game isn't that great however there are 2 others that are similar but in a different age. They are total war rome 2 and total war napoleon
I hate three kingdoms tbh
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Please please please react to Genghis Khan demon dog of war