>Final boss becomes a pushover once you adapt to his tactics

>>2759023
He wasn't really a pushover, though. Waterloo could easily have went the other way if Blucher hadn't arrived on time.

That isn't how it happened, though. He just had bad logistics and bad luck.

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delet this

Which fuck charged the cavalry in without infantry support?

>>2759178
>if the enemy made more mistakes i would win!

>>2760838
Where did I say that?

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>>2760841
> Waterloo could easily have went the other way if Blucher hadn't arrived on time.
>if Blucher hadn't arrived on time.

>>2760849
The OP's assertion was that Napoleon was a pushover if you realised he was a one-trick pony.
I gave the example of Waterloo to the contrary, where any single fuck up would've lost it

>>2760857
hell, had it not rained, or Grouchy not been a complete muppet, Waterloo would have most likely gone the other way (he still would have lost the war though.)

>>2760868
Why are you autistic? I think autistic ppl should be gassed.