I could kill over a hundred....just let me cook for them!
Is the cooking to die for?
I could kill over a hundred....just let me cook for them!
Dynasty warriors indeed isn't an accurate depiction of China.Are you telling me that Dynasty Warriors is not an accurate record of Three Kingdoms China, and that the individuals featured in that game did not, in fact, regularly kill hundreds of people personally in battle?
But come on, who's there to actually count all these people killed, and how will anyone know this guy isn't making it up?
"Yeah, I killed me a hundred Saxons the other day."
"Yeah, well I killed me a hundred and one Saxons!"
However, if you are committing a war crime and have a contest with another guy to kill 100 people, you just might get very famous indeed.
Alone against professional soldiers and before firearms. I wonder about that after reading berserk.
In one battle? He would be a legend. Assuming his side won or at least there was someone left to tell about his deed. Because if he fought like that as yet his side lost, the victors might not be willing to speak about enemy's skills. Especially if they have another battle before them - it is bad for morale to tell yout soldiers the othe side might have such warriors.
The viking at Stamford bridge killed a bunch, he's remembered to this day!
Of course he also died cause he was stabbed in the balls...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BenkeiIt is said that the soldiers were afraid to cross the bridge to confront him, and all that did met swift death at the hands of the gigantic man, who killed in excess of 300 fully trained soldiers. Long after the battle should have been over, the soldiers noticed that the arrow-riddled, wound-covered Benkei was standing still.