I have no idea how Hatakeyama (Green, except the one in the center, that's Kisho) managed to take all these territories.
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Anyone else seeing weird stuff like this?
Campidoctor
How did Hatekayama manage to do this?
I have no idea how Hatakeyama (Green, except the one in the center, that's Kisho) managed to take all these territories.
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
Anyone else seeing weird stuff like this?
Tiridates
Re: How did Hatekayama manage to do this?
The Hatakeyama clan starts out with scattered territories.
http://wiki.samurai-archives.com/ind...atakeyama_clan
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Senator
Re: How did Hatekayama manage to do this?
I like all the thought put into it
In the garb of old Gaul, with the fire of old Rome,
From the heath-covered mountains of Scotia we come;
Our loud-sounding pipe breathes the true martial strain,
And our hearts still the old Scottish valour retain.
Campidoctor
Re: How did Hatekayama manage to do this?
I was not aware.Originally Posted by Drtad
Miles
Re: How did Hatekayama manage to do this?
I've seen patchwork territories show up throughout my campaigns. I've seen a few naval invasions and the AI is more than willing to cross an allied province or two to conquer a province. While they start consolidating into superpowers about half way through. Until then its pretty free flowing.
Tiridates
Re: How did Hatekayama manage to do this?
^^The Hatakeyama historically start out with those territories.
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Semisalis
Re: How did Hatekayama manage to do this?
lol
Re: How did Hatekayama manage to do this?
Technically speaking, they didn't actually hold those areas in conjunction with each other. They were seperate entities, with what I suppose would have been cordial relations (though considering two of the three territories was rife with civil strife, I'm not certain they could have been that friendly).
I suppose one should look at them like the Uesugi. Ingame they have been split up into the Uesugi proper and the Ogigayatsu, which was merely a branch of the Uesugi, but one that wasn't really very friendly at all with the rest. And since Kenshin belonged to the other branch (or rather joined), it became the Uesugi clan ingame.
Now the logical question is, why the destinction between the Uesugi branches but not the Hatakayama?
Well, the Uesugi is a playable faction, and having the Ogigayatsu territories would be a considerable advantage. Meanwhile an AI faction having three very widely spaced provinces isn't really going to topple many powerschemes by other factions. Basically there was little gameplay reason to split them up, on top of the fact that I haven't seen any branch names, like the Ogigayatsu for the Uesugi. CA wouldn't be forgiven had they invented some clan names.
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