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| Incredible battle. This kind of battle when both sites are equal or almost equal in number and capabilities are my favorite one, since each side show the best they have and its impossible to win with a single strategy. That's what made this battle so damn exciting... 5/5 |
| Gotta love corridors in space. |
| I demand a shounen tag for this. Again alliance forces ignore logic and again nothing on their side was lost. Poor Fahrenheit, he did not deserve to die like this but his death also showed the burning passion he and others have for Reinhard as Kaiser. PS: Fascinating how alliance forces who have been there for only 1 year know more about the layout of the corridor then the side which heldt it for hundreds of years. |
| "This emotion is mine alone. It is for Madoka alone." - Homura or how I would descripe Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. |
Comander-07 said: PS: Fascinating how alliance forces who have been there for only 1 year know more about the layout of the corridor then the side which heldt it for hundreds of years. Actually, if you stretch it back long enough, it was the Alliance that discovered the Iserlohn Corridor in the first place. Also, considering how the war was largely centred around the Iserlohn Corridor throughout its century-and-half duration, one would have expected the Alliance to know the layout of the corridor as well as the Empire. At least for much longer than just one year. |
MagisterArcanum said: Comander-07 said: PS: Fascinating how alliance forces who have been there for only 1 year know more about the layout of the corridor then the side which heldt it for hundreds of years. Actually, if you stretch it back long enough, it was the Alliance that discovered the Iserlohn Corridor in the first place. Also, considering how the war was largely centred around the Iserlohn Corridor throughout its century-and-half duration, one would have expected the Alliance to know the layout of the corridor as well as the Empire. At least for much longer than just one year. MagisterArcanum said: still there is no reason the alliance should know it better. Also the overall scenario with the war looks a bit weird to me. Everything was focused around Iserlohn and before yang the alliance simply threw ships at it with no real plan..Comander-07 said: PS: Fascinating how alliance forces who have been there for only 1 year know more about the layout of the corridor then the side which heldt it for hundreds of years. Actually, if you stretch it back long enough, it was the Alliance that discovered the Iserlohn Corridor in the first place. Also, considering how the war was largely centred around the Iserlohn Corridor throughout its century-and-half duration, one would have expected the Alliance to know the layout of the corridor as well as the Empire. At least for much longer than just one year. |
| "This emotion is mine alone. It is for Madoka alone." - Homura or how I would descripe Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. |
| One more time, a nice battle strategy!! Well, another character that died, Fahrenheit!!! |
| I really liked the music that played during the battle, so far I the tunes have been subpar imo (meaning they don't fit each scene). I would've preferred if Bittenfeld had died. He will only fall for Yang's tricks again and again. |
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| SHOCK-WAVE DIMENSIONS!!!!!! |
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| "I will give you a keepsake. It's your life. Live and meet the Kaiser. Don't die..." Fahrenhait's last words were so touching ;_; |
| Fahrenheit was one of the better admirals of the Imperial Army, character-wise too. Sad to see him gone |
| Saddest death in this whole anime. Fahrenheit's death shook me more than anyone else did. I couldn't help but shed tears at his death. And yes. Even considering the people who die in the next 10 episodes, Fahrenheit's death hits me the hardest. Fahrenheit, a golden throne is awaiting your presence in Valhalla. May you live ever after as the greatest warrior and general of our generation |
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| RIP Fahrenheit, I didn't expect him to die It's all because of Bittenfeld :( Kinda ironic how Admiral Merkatz outlive Fahrenheit |
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| Caught myself cheering for Karin. Such a debut must be incredibly stressful. Rip Fahrenheit. His death was really well done. |
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Comander-07 said: I demand a shounen tag for this. Again alliance forces ignore logic and again nothing on their side was lost. Poor Fahrenheit, he did not deserve to die like this but his death also showed the burning passion he and others have for Reinhard as Kaiser. This battle was complete bullshit, I agree, but do you really believe this is a shounen series? Because it looks like you're watching LOGH for these silly space skirmishes instead of the dialogues and political intrigue. I hope you realize how dumb that sounds. RIP Fahrenheit, he was pretty uninteresting, and while he did look smarter than the retarded nobles two seasons ago (who didn't) he never seemed to be actually useful. And here he died as an idiot. You know what? Fuck him, at least Bittenfeld has some charisma. |
BrumaHobo said: Shounen armour definitely fits. And if shounen armour keeps the plot in line.. The "political intrigue" is not actually all that special and doesnt matter when it comes down to shounen armour deciding the outcome of wars. Comander-07 said: I demand a shounen tag for this. Again alliance forces ignore logic and again nothing on their side was lost. Poor Fahrenheit, he did not deserve to die like this but his death also showed the burning passion he and others have for Reinhard as Kaiser. This battle was complete bullshit, I agree, but do you really believe this is a shounen series? Because it looks like you're watching LOGH for these silly space skirmishes instead of the dialogues and political intrigue. I hope you realize how dumb that sounds. RIP Fahrenheit, he was pretty uninteresting, and while he did look smarter than the retarded nobles two seasons ago (who didn't) he never seemed to be actually useful. And here he died as an idiot. You know what? Fuck him, at least Bittenfeld has some charisma. |
| "This emotion is mine alone. It is for Madoka alone." - Homura or how I would descripe Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. |
Comander-07 said: Shounen armour definitely fits. And if shounen armour keeps the plot in line.. The "political intrigue" is not actually all that special and doesnt matter when it comes down to shounen armour deciding the outcome of wars. You're again missing the point of this series. Certain characters being outstanding tacticians is what's driving the plot, but it doesn't really matter if the tactics shown here are complete garbage (which unfortunately they are), the author's a historian who decided to write a novel chronicling the rise to power of some fictional historical figures, he didn't give a damn about tactical minutia. It's perfectly fine if you don't care for what Tanaka was trying to tell, but please, don't embarrass yourself saying this is a shounen series. |
| You are again mssing the point of what I wrote. Pls dont embarrass yourself showing your clear lack of understanding of the english language. If you would possess the ability to think you would know what a hyperbole is. If the author is bad at writing tacticts, the author shouldnt act as if he knew what he was doing. If battles which are actually the main part of this show believe it or not are decided by shounen levels of plot armour you might as well leave them out entirely, or atleast dont try to present them in a way which creates the illusion of any tactical depth. Inherently what an author is trying to write is utterly irrelevant to the resulting product. Be a shounen level fanboy somewhere else. Goodbye. |
| "This emotion is mine alone. It is for Madoka alone." - Homura or how I would descripe Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. |
| You are again mssing the point of what I wrote. Pls dont embarrass yourself showing your clear lack of understanding of the english language. If you would possess the ability to think you would know what a hyperbole is. If the author is bad at writing tacticts, the author shouldnt act as if he knew what he was doing. If battles which are actually the main part of this show believe it or not are decided by shounen levels of plot armour you might as well leave them out entirely, or atleast dont try to present them in a way which creates the illusion of any tactical depth. Inherently what an author is trying to write is utterly irrelevant to the resulting product. Be a shounen level fanboy somewhere else. Goodbye. |
| "This emotion is mine alone. It is for Madoka alone." - Homura or how I would descripe Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. |
| You are again mssing the point of what I wrote. Pls dont embarrass yourself showing your clear lack of understanding of the english language. If you would possess the ability to think you would know what a hyperbole is. If the author is bad at writing tacticts, the author shouldnt act as if he knew what he was doing. If battles which are actually the main part of this show believe it or not are decided by shounen levels of plot armour you might as well leave them out entirely, or atleast dont try to present them in a way which creates the illusion of any tactical depth. Inherently what an author is trying to write is utterly irrelevant to the resulting product. Be a shounen level fanboy somewhere else. Goodbye. |
| "This emotion is mine alone. It is for Madoka alone." - Homura or how I would descripe Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. |
| You are again mssing the point of what I wrote. Pls dont embarrass yourself showing your clear lack of understanding of the english language. If you would possess the ability to think you would know what a hyperbole is. If the author is bad at writing tacticts, the author shouldnt act as if he knew what he was doing. If battles which are actually the main part of this show believe it or not are decided by shounen levels of plot armour you might as well leave them out entirely, or atleast dont try to present them in a way which creates the illusion of any tactical depth. Inherently what an author is trying to write is utterly irrelevant to the resulting product. Be a shounen level fanboy somewhere else. Goodbye. |
| "This emotion is mine alone. It is for Madoka alone." - Homura or how I would descripe Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. |
| You are again mssing the point of what I wrote. Pls dont embarrass yourself showing your clear lack of understanding of the english language. If you would possess the ability to think you would know what a hyperbole is. If the author is bad at writing tacticts, the author shouldnt act as if he knew what he was doing. If battles which are actually the main part of this show believe it or not are decided by shounen levels of plot armour you might as well leave them out entirely, or atleast dont try to present them in a way which creates the illusion of any tactical depth. Inherently what an author is trying to write is utterly irrelevant to the resulting product. Be a shounen level fanboy somewhere else. Goodbye. |
| "This emotion is mine alone. It is for Madoka alone." - Homura or how I would descripe Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. |
| You are again mssing the point of what I wrote. Pls dont embarrass yourself showing your clear lack of understanding of the english language. If you would possess the ability to think you would know what a hyperbole is. If the author is bad at writing tacticts, the author shouldnt act as if he knew what he was doing. If battles which are actually the main part of this show believe it or not are decided by shounen levels of plot armour you might as well leave them out entirely, or atleast dont try to present them in a way which creates the illusion of any tactical depth. Inherently what an author is trying to write is utterly irrelevant to the resulting product. Be a shounen level fanboy somewhere else. Goodbye. |
| "This emotion is mine alone. It is for Madoka alone." - Homura or how I would descripe Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. |
| Take out those damn columns from your damn ships you fools. |
| yeah this show is getting a 1 from me from now on. these admirals are idiots for no damn reason, except for plot yang isn't a genius, the writer just lowers the IQ of his opponents by 50 points but only when they're against him |
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Rayl1ght said: RIP Fahrenheit, I didn't expect him to die It's all because of Bittenfeld :( Kinda ironic how Admiral Merkatz outlive Fahrenheit It was his own fault for going into the corridor as well. |
| Bittenfield is like the drunk driver that causes the road rage accident , and everybody dies excelt him Rip to Fahrenheit :( |
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| i said it before, i will say it again. LOGTH have the annoyance to make you like yang one episode, but hate him in the other one. i do not care where he's pulling his strategic plans and anticipating almost every action of the enemy, i care about that in non-battle stories he's goody-good man that care about not killing people because it's destroys life, families and such. but when it comes to battle he doesn't have some pity plan that just might let the enemy surrender (there's lot of examples of them, i believe kircheis and reinhard had used those kind of strategies in the past). no, he will send full-pledges attack to eliminate all the fleet ships. without any consideration of how many people he might kill whatsoever. in the battle on the alliance territory even though reinhard knew it would be useless to try negotiate becock, he still did it on hilda's suggestion. yang doesn't think of it even for a second, he just wants to blow off every ship, doesn't even think of "strategic win" - common when one winning strategically to ask the other to surrender. but no, yang needs to beat them all. and his strategies are bloody as hell. summary - i like yang as a person, not as soldier in battles. in battles i'm withe the empire tactics who seems faire and honest. farheneirt shouldn't have been dead honestly. why the good guys are dropping dead and not bittnefiled? i actually kinda like farheneit. he was with us for long time. and you know what? with farheneit dying scene i felt that LOGTH anime itself is in favour for farheneit. another thing i can't understand is, why the hell when you wander too off from the corridor the ships blow off? what kind of space they have? but apart from all the complains, this episode was fairly good. it's just shows though that even masterpiece anime needs to make bad things, so we will like their good sides. in LOGTH it's just screams to the sky it's qualities. |
aboosejp said: i'm using my brain fine man, there's not need to use bad language.User-Name said: i said it before, i will say it again. LOGTH have the annoyance to make you like yang one episode, but hate him in the other one. i do not care where he's pulling his strategic plans and anticipating almost every action of the enemy, i care about that in non-battle stories he's goody-good man that care about not killing people because it's destroys life, families and such. but when it comes to battle he doesn't have some pity plan that just might let the enemy surrender (there's lot of examples of them, i believe kircheis and reinhard had used those kind of strategies in the past). no, he will send full-pledges attack to eliminate all the fleet ships. without any consideration of how many people he might kill whatsoever. in the battle on the alliance territory even though reinhard knew it would be useless to try negotiate becock, he still did it on hilda's suggestion. yang doesn't think of it even for a second, he just wants to blow off every ship, doesn't even think of "strategic win" - common when one winning strategically to ask the other to surrender. but no, yang needs to beat them all. and his strategies are bloody as hell. summary - i like yang as a person, not as soldier in battles. in battles i'm withe the empire tactics who seems faire and honest. farheneirt shouldn't have been dead honestly. why the good guys are dropping dead and not bittnefiled? i actually kinda like farheneit. he was with us for long time. and you know what? with farheneit dying scene i felt that LOGTH anime itself is in favour for farheneit. another thing i can't understand is, why the hell when you wander too off from the corridor the ships blow off? what kind of space they have? but apart from all the complains, this episode was fairly good. it's just shows though that even masterpiece anime needs to make bad things, so we will like their good sides. in LOGTH it's just screams to the sky it's qualities. use your brain dude. what can yang do to make them surrender? These are two satellite forces that are a minority of a major force that is approaching rapidly. if he offered surrender to fahrenheit and bittenfeld they would just "accept it" and then in 2 days when reinhard arrives they will go wild. operationally, how will yang control the two satellite fleets in surrender while simultaneously planning how to take out a massive force of reinhard approaching rapidly? yang is not backed by some large government or supporting fleets like he was in the alliance times. it's literally just yangs fleet. they would have to negotiate and enforce the terms and logistics of surrender themselves. doing so would waste time and only expose his fleet to even more risk. it is logistically and tactically impossible. the enemy is aware of their massive numerical advantage and still charged into a reckless assault, which is basically what is considered a "throw" tactically and yang capitalized on it, but is still in an oppressive disadvantageous position. reinhard was not going to offer surrender and even said "why should I offer surrender what I EARNED MY WIN" and hilda told him to stop being a dick. so after destroying 95% of the enemy fleet he offered surrender. woop di doo. yang has a considerably better track record of being honorable seeing as how reinhard is only alive because yangs fleet didnt blow his ship to smithereens due to the fortunate timing of the peace treaty from the alliance government. yang knew at the start he was in disadvantage by forces numbers, so deciding using cheap tricks are find by any military commander. my problem is the amount of people getting killed. thinking tactically reducing the enemy's numbers is fine. but yang just showed himself that he doesn't like killing lots of people. in wars there's much better plans to win the enemy than this, if yang would'v cared for the numbers of widows but still care to win the war, yang could'v take only the admiral's life. just like in chess. moreover, the fact that every war is reducing yang's fleets number, which is already small, wouldn't make you think "i would eliminate larger forces with a few numbers". that's why i'm calling yang's strategies too much out of the hat. moreover, when yang is in the verge of winning, he can offer a withdraw from the war. when you win large forces by tactics and not by numbers, you can make that kind of claim. but no, yang doesn't even thinks about it. never mind if the empire would decline or no. that's why i brought reinhard and becock example. reinhard knew he wouldn't give up, but still offered surrender. while yang is just mercilessly wins the war by eliminating the enemy, than using tactic wins. abut yang not killing reinhard at the vermilion battle. i believe he explained he was terrified of that thought in some episode. the next spoiler isn't that spoiler, but just for the rules it will be in tag: |
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| rip Farenheit T_T he was a good lad with a better personality than Bitterfield T_T |
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| It seems that Bitterfield couldn't hold it anymore and decided to attempt to claim all the glory, but it all ended in massive blunder, ofcourse a lot of credit from the alliance side goes to Yang for this and Merkatz should not be forgotten. The result of the battle was Farenheit stepping in to save Bitterfield's ass and losing his own life in progress, The losses of fleet so far don't feel that major but still its a failure from the offensive side. I feel bad for Merkatz, he definitely is sad after seeing his student and close friend dying first out of all high ranking people in empire during this battle, but thrilling episode overall. |
| rip Fahrenheit, you will be missed. |
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| *proceeds to close the spaceships all together right after getting a C formation lock* "WOW! Yang Wenli is truly a genius! He closed my entire fleet with half of our numbers!" Yeah, right. |
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