NO, DON'T SAY THAT WORD, DON'T SAY RENEGE. FFFFUUUUUUUUU-
Greetings intrepid faggots and newcummers alike! Last time on Mongol Balls Z, we smacked around some Chinks and conquered some land.
Look at that WE. Hot diggity damn, that's going to hurt us for awhile. It should be down by the time the truce is over though.
A quick look at our revolt risk map tells the whole story.
GTFO MY CHINA, REBEL SCUM. If only this game gave you the option to punish rebels by sliding them anus first down a wooden splintered pike.
Faggots ask us to dismantle the military because we have high infamy. I instantly refuse, if they want me to stop those gooks can damn well have a go at it.
Suddenly, a new enemy emerges from within!
I'll let them stay for now....
Anyways, after the truce wears off, the Khan, aware of his mortality, quickly attacks in the hope that he might conquer more land before he inevitably dies. Before i attack, i decide i'll sell Korea back to the Koreans, the provinces are worthless to me and the short term monetary boost will vastly outweigh the loss of prestige, unfortunately i can't wait to sell all of it, so I declare war on Ming....
But the Koreans declare war.
I quickly rout a small Ming stack, then haul ass all the way to Korea.
I engage their forces....
The outcome was never really in doubt.
With their army gone they quickly accept a white peace. I would smash them further but all men are desperately needed on the Ming front.
I haul ass back to China, engage a large Ming force, and....
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I engage the other Ming stack....
For those of you who skim over the battle screens, i implore you, check the numbers. They will bring :prestige: to the Codex.
After i eventually rout their armies, i begin a methodical sieging process with small 2k cavalry forces. I assign good generals to them in order to prevent attrition. I also crush some smaller Ming armies and rebel scum, but i didn't bother taking pics because it was pretty standard.
Their capital is occupied. These motherfuckers are chewing through Ming forts.
Another large force is routed. At the moment my current strategy is to have 6k men split up into 2k forces each with a general besiege provinces, whilst 4k men led by a general crush any Ming forces and small rebellions, drawing the besieging armies back for any large revolts.
More sieges and victory.
Ming has about 5 or so provinces at the moment. They've been divided between me in the north and Ming pretender and noble rebels in the south. I should make special note at the bizarre array of rebels in Ming, there have been innovators, traditionalists, revolutionaries(?), not to mention the gigantic 20k or so stacks of peasants that keep spawning in the major population centers.
Granted, they aren't that tough, case in point:
Eventually i begin to feel the WE, and my forces become overstretched fighting the constantly spawning noble rebels in Ming, i opt to take what i can, gather my forces, bunker up for the tribal succession and then crush Ming in one last blow.
After i make peace, soon after i finish selling off the rest of Korea, i get these two fuck awesome events.
These not only reduce my infamy and increase legitimacy, they also change the title of my Khan to Khagan (literally Khan of Khans, it means a King or Emperor), make three of the Chinese cultures accepted, and it gives me cores on ALL of China. I could settle at this point and easily conquer the rest of China, but that's hardly fun.
The Mongol Empire, on the 13th of January 1498. Just think of what we have accomplished in less than 100 years.
Majestic, isn't it? Don't worry, i plan to remove that orange growth from the Empire's armpit soon enough, they revolted from Ming.