4li3n said:
Redlin5 said:
Nah, they have immunity because their Dad conquered half the known world once...
When? If you mean the Roman Empire, they conquered half of Europe. The British Empire ruled over India, America, Canada, Falklands
-), Australia, Indonesia (bits), Africa (bits) and New Zealand. The Mongols (I think) pretty much smashed 70% of Asia.
Half the known world isn't much of an exageration. Admittedly the "known" world wasn't so large back then, but the Romans (at times during the Republic, the Empire and the badly defined bit in between) had most of western europe, the top of Africa, and large slabs of Asia Minor. For most people that was the known world, and was depicted as such on maps, although the Romans had contact with the Chinese, at least later on in their Empire.
Griffolion said:
Yeah I agree, obviously the allies played a big part in Germany eventually losing and Hitler did make some grave errors like starting a second front with Russia that split his forces way too much. However he did make some decent moves alongside his generals. If he was a weak leader and co-ordinator in war I don't think he'd have gotten as frighteningly far as he did.
Strictly speaking, attacking the USSR wasn't that bad a move. War with them was inevitable, better to strike as soon as you think you've sufficiently dealt the British Empire than wait for the USSR to be ready to attack you.
On the other hand, he did like to micromanage things he didn't understand very well.
