I have a habit of searching for this reddit on google when I need something and it's nowhere to be seen in the search page because this sub is not titled War of the Visions but wotvffbe (i don't mean the sub name that cannot be changed but the actual title that sub owners and mods can display). Fantasy War Tactics R! Scenario Mode Become a Lord who dares to conquer the world! Recruit heroes and take over the world! Hero Growth Mode Essential dungeon for your Heroes’ growth, Pit of Nephthys The island where ancient time travelers appear, Lost Island Index of every knowledge on universe, Skybrary Challenge Mode Unveil the mystical.

.Published inpostPublication typeOnlinePublisherSelf viaMedia typeOnlinePublication dateAugust 21, 2011Followed byAcadia' Rome, Sweet Rome' is an and. Posted online on under his handle Prufrock451 on August 21, 2011, it describes what might happen if a were somehow transported back to the time of the under. The first few installments were published on, corresponding to the first eight days of the Marines' arrival. The full story is not publicly available because the rights were bought by, which announced the production of its movie adaptation.Several years later, the hosts of the program Endless Thread call the short story 'one of the most famous creative anachronism ever made by the Internet. An anachronism that was going to be huge, like a Ridley Scott movie huge.

Plucked from obscurity, optioned by Hollywood, and then never to be heard from again.' Contents.Background The story was inspired by a hypothetical question Erwin had read on the website Reddit about whether or not a modern U.S. Marine battalion could completely wipe out the entire.

Erwin, an author from and two-time champion, responded to the question by offering online a short fiction account about how a unit of Marines accidentally traveled back in time and ended up battling with during the reign of Augustus. Respondents to his post dubbed his story 'Rome, Sweet Rome' and 'demanded' more details. Erwin responded to their wishes and expanded on his original story, and with input from other Reddit users, eventually completed a short story. A growing fan base mocked up book covers, movie posters, and posted related music videos to. Others have created dramatic readings.

Plot The story is a fictional account of what might happen if a (MEU) of 2,200 men were to be somehow transported through time from their base in modern-day Kabul, Afghanistan to the time of the Roman Empire when being ruled by Augustus Caesar, appearing near the in 23 BCE with their full allotment of equipment - battle tanks, light machine guns, rifles, and, but with no way to resupply with fuel or ammunition when depleted. Plot analysis spoke with Erwin about his story concept of a modern Marine unit confronting Roman legions in battle, and then discussed the concept with, an expert on Roman history. In comparing a Marine Mechanized Infantry Unit, typically containing about 2,200 troops, along with associated artillery and vehicles, to that of the Roman legions, which at that time consisted of nearly 330,000 men armored in either heavy leather or in metal, carrying swords and javelins as weapons, and operating ballistae and crossbows as their long distance weapons, Goldsworthy noted that Roman armor would be useless against rifle rounds and grenades:'Obviously, there is a massive difference in firepower.' He expanded that, while Marines would begin with a huge advantage, their inability to be resupplied as they depleted their ammunition and fuel would result, after a few days of devastating the Romans, in a complete reversal of fortune. The original advantage of superior technology would vanish and the Marines would then have to deal with a massively superior opposing force after themselves being reduced to that force's level of weapon technology. Goldsworthy concluded in his analysis, that without resupply and in lacking access to modern navigation aids such as, the Marines would lose over the long term. He granted, however, that modern knowledge of strategy and tactics could allow a knowledgeable, mobile, and quickly-moving Marine force to 'destabilize the Roman Empire, encourage civil war, and initiate regional fracturing.'

Since they nonetheless would lack the necessary manpower, the Marines could not expect to 'control Rome itself—with a population of a million or so—let alone the wider empire.' Film adaptation Among those who read the story online was Adam Kolbrenner of -based Madhouse Entertainment. Liking the story concept, he made a deal to represent Erwin and then the to Erwin was hired to write the first version of the screenplay., founder and owner of Hollywood Gang Productions and of the action adventure motion pictures and, had been announced as co-producer of the project.The film was to be produced by Kolbrenner and Nunnari, with Robyn Meisinger as executive producer., also of Hollywood Gang, was slated to oversee the project for the company.In 2013, Warner Brothers hired Brian Miller to rewrite the script. Miller was the writer for the film, his most significant writing and production credit at that time. Other than the general concept, Miller did not use Erwin's work as the basis for his script. In Miller's version of the story, would replace the Marine unit as the modern time-traveling fighting force.By 2018, the screenplay had been languishing in for five years since the most recent script rewrite of 2013 and has yet to be for further development. Licensing issues reported that due to Reddit's licensing terms, Erwin may not have had full ownership of the story he wrote, and may not have been able to fully transfer those rights to Warner Bros.

Concerns were raised due to Erwin's creation of the story in the Reddit forums occurring with and through participation and input from other Reddit users. The issues then became those of whether or not Erwin had the right to grant exclusivity to Warner, and that Reddit may own rights to those portions of the story created and shared on their website. While the concept of modern military forces involving themselves in conflicts with less advanced cultures is a common theme in science fiction (e.g., ), in order to claim exclusivity, Erwin may have been required to rewrite the story to remove those portions created through input of Reddit users.On October 21, 2011, Reddit administrators explained that the licensing terms were designed to protect the site from potential legal action, and that they did not intend to block the production of the movie. See also Time travel and warfare:.Other literary works that were distributed free on the Internet prior to being discovered by Hollywood:.References. Retrieved 2012-06-26. November 5, 2011.

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Want to conquer the world with your rag-tag army in Fantasy War Tactics? Not sure where to start? Check out these tips for how to lead the quest for world domination without breaking a sweat.

Move around as much as you like

Unlike most turn-based strategy games, Fantasy War Tactics doesn't force you to pick a place to move and then keep you there.

Instead, characters can freely move within a preset range, allowing you to experiment with the best placement for your unit before having to commit. This can be extremely helpful, especially considering certain pieces of terrain can give special bonuses or debuffs to your characters.

Stick together for combos

If you attack with a character and an ally is within attack range, they'll assist and attack too. This can lead to some huge damage bonuses per attack, so be sure to use it as a tool in your arsenal.

Be careful though, enemies have area-of-effect attacks that can damage closely clumped heroes, so be judicious with your spacing.

Manage your heroes so they're upgrading while you're away

There are times when you can't grind to level up your characters. Luckily, there is an Expedition Mode in Fantasy War Tactics that allows you to send heroes out to gather items and experience for you.

While they aren't always successful, we'd advise you to send heroes out when you're not actively playing to make sure you're always making progress.

Stack advantages

Dark outfits. From there, you can add in black accessories like a belt, suspenders, a vest, a tie, or even a bow-tie. There are many options here; either crew neck or v-neck, short sleeved or long, fit and fabric choice are key. Paired with a slim fitting pair of black jeans, sexy black leather jacket and a nice, sleek shoe and you’re good to go!Professional LooksWhether it’s a traditional 2-piece suit, or a more relaxed yet still professional look, you want to aim for a powerful and authoritative air.For the professional, you have more choices than you may think. Try pairing a button-down shirt in a fine cotton fabric with light sheen with rich black trousers.

There are several types of advantage you can establish in Fantasy War Tactics, all of which can yield up to +65% bonus damage for a quicker victory.

Be sure to always keep in mind the position of your heroes, their advantage type, and the terrain they are standing on. If you don't, someone else will exploit these tactics and cut you down.

Have strategy tips of your own? Let us know in the comments below!