Yi Sun-sin

>>34142638
Who is that chink?

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>>34142638
Learn me a thing.

>>34142638

Very commendable service record. Two questions:

1. Did he eat dog? Because that would determine if he is worthy of being called a human.

2. If the 16th century Spanish Armada came knocking at his door, how would he deal with that? Weather is not a factor in this scenario. He needs to perform, not be lucky.

>>34142854

1. Irrelevant. Do dogs have meat? Then everyone HAD to eat whatever was around them. Rats, cats, raccoons, foxes, etc. During his time as an officer, most likely not. Korea in that time was enjoying two centuries of peace. Really the only enemy they had to face were brigands and pirates, thus superior naval technology.

2. Irrelevant. That's as retarded as asking the "Samurai vs. European Knight"-Deadlist Warrior meme shit. If it didn't happen historically, then it doesn't matter; go play "For Honor" while you jerk off. Also, as if weather ISN'T part of planning strategy.

>>34142797

>slapajap.jpg amiriteguys

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>>34142949
Hey forhonor is a fun game, dont diss it because some autist wants to have max gieger run a computer simulation.

>>34142638

>Yi died at the Battle of Noryang on December 16, 1598. With the Japanese army on the verge of being completely expelled from the Korean Peninsula, he was mortally wounded by a single bullet. His famous dying words were, "The battle is at its height...beat my war drums...do not announce my death."

badass

>You cuc/k/s have never heard of Yi Sun-sin?
Actually I have.

You should've choson someone else OP, but your attempt is admiral.

>ITT people who just watched Admiral Yi on extra credits