My list of the worst battles
Battle of Red Cliffs/Battle of Chi Bi http://koei.wikia.com/wiki/Chibi
Battle of Jiangling/Battle of Nanjun 208AD-223AD http://koei.wikia.com/wiki/Nanjun
Battle of Tongpass/Battle of Tong Gate http://koei.wikia.com/wiki/Tong_Gate
Battle of New He Fei/Battle of He Fei Castle/Siege at He Fei Castle http://koei.wikia.com/wiki/Hefei_Castle
Battle of Chang Ban http://koei.wikia.com/wiki/Changban
Battle of Wu Zhang Plains http://koei.wikia.com/wiki/Wuzhang_Plains
Battle of Jie Ting http://koei.wikia.com/wiki/Jieting
What your list of the worst battles you don't like, put in this thread if you want to list the worst battles

Edited 4/23/2016 21:32:01

Worst how ?

Worst battles that you don't liked

Why would I not like a battle?

Battles that you list the worst battles that you may not like

Edited 4/23/2016 21:42:10

BUT WHY?
Also, worst in what way? Deadliest? Most gruesome? Worst planning?

The deadliest is the fire attack from Battle of Red Cliffs and Battle of Xiaoting

So, we are ranking them by fatality rates?

Fire Attacks are the deadliest things that it occurred that might kill a lot of troops

You're just the retarded type of troll. You should join the wacos, mysterious alt.

I never want to be part of the clans you freak and I do not have a alt

I'm pretty sure you're my alt.

I never made you

*facepalm*

What "worst" are we talking, here? Do you mean worst as in a battle so bad that it was laughable, like the majority of the 1812 War? Or do you mean worst as in lots of shit was destroyed and lots of people were killed?

Worst battles that Cao Wei and Shu Han are had, battles at Jingzhou,and a Fire Attack from Cao Cao's 830,000 troops

I just asked that Darth, and look at where it got me...

Anything involving Mussolini's Italy.

I think he means it in the sense that the battle is just frustrating. It's like the one scene in the last samurai where the samurai charge, but then just get gunned down. Like really? That scene always made me angry.

Oh, then mine has to be just one part of the Battle of Gettysburg: Pickett's Charge. Yeah, I get that everyone had the mindset of "it's now or never," but really? Why'd you have to go and kill yourselves like that?