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With that logic I'm a space marine because I can shoot plasma.
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Women can be custodes, now. So who knows? You could be a space marine.
I mean, this is writing we’re talking about, so the causality is inverted: they lack tin because someone wanted them to use iron.
I also find this rationalization funny, because you can make bronze without tin. There are a variety of other metals, such as arsenic or aluminum, which can be alloyed with copper to make bronze, which can be even tougher than traditional tin bronze, and, looking at the melting points of these elements, would likely be a lot easier to produce than iron.
I immediately thought of Gor, in which that’s essentially what’s going on.
Wasn’t that because the Japanese government banned firearms and had an ongoing trade embargo to stop foreigners from coming over to sell them?
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i cant wait for the Samurai vs Cowboys vs Aliens movie in the future.
First they bought shitton of firearms and learned how to reproduce the guns domestically. Then they put an embargo on trade with foreigners.
But that has little to do with thousands of years of history from before guns were invented.
The fun fact about the game weapons is that iron weapons are better than bronze ones that bend or break more easily. Also the fact that the "civilized" minothaurs that are based on the roman republic/empire don't use iron is baffling. While iron forging required better furnace, smelting and forging technique it was way better. So I didn't quite understand why the MC is intrigued by the existence of iron weapons.
This was about the simultaneous existence of both samurai and cowboys. There weren’t cowboys before guns were invented.
Kitsune still doing iron work= Shitty fox island so shitty Wraiths ignored them during the Godwars, they're THAT irrelevant.
Well, unlike cowboys, samurai were an actual equivalent of european knights. It was a feudal title.
And actually OG spanish proto-cowboys were there in latin america in 16th century.
But I'm trailing off.
Samurais did modernize, they were wielding muskets for a decade or two. And even had steam battleships.
Before being abolished as a class in 1869.
So a former samurai of meiji restoration period would be rocking a musket alongside his naginata.
Look, I just want to imagine a scene where a cowboy sees a samurai do his fancy quickdraw sword shtick, then casually says "but have you tried quickdraw.... with a gun?"Well, unlike cowboys, samurai were an actual equivalent of european knights. It was a feudal title.
And actually OG spanish proto-cowboys were there in latin america in 16th century.
But I'm trailing off.
Samurais did modernize, they were wielding muskets for a decade or two. And even had steam battleships.
Before being abolished as a class in 1869.
So a former samurai of meiji restoration period would be rocking a musket alongside his naginata.
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I just finished watching Shogun, and now i want to watch it again. Thanks.
Similar, but more like an extension of the adventuring party idea, where the party samurai faces off with another samurai after borrowing the cowboy's six-shooter
Well, unlike cowboys, samurai were an actual equivalent of european knights. It was a feudal title.
And actually OG spanish proto-cowboys were there in latin america in 16th century.
But I'm trailing off.
Samurais did modernize, they were wielding muskets for a decade or two. And even had steam battleships.
Before being abolished as a class in 1869.
So a former samurai of meiji restoration period would be rocking a musket alongside his naginata.
Samurai had firearms from the late 1500s on. They were brought over by the Portuguese before the country was closed off.
What even tychris supposed to be thats the second time I've seen that name dropped. Crazy we need a deep lore reason for no gunpowder, just say there isn't any saltpeter deposits.
For real, early Gun powder could be made from plenty of rather dirty and odd mixtures.
Carbon Black Powder, Sulfur Mixtures, Saltpeter, it was made different all across Europe and bits of Asia for a long, long while, even in America, specifically the South, Black Powder was made different because of the abundance of regional mines.
As historically plausible as your average Hollywood movie.