God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"Can we learn and practice the talents of the army according to the configuration and system of the Han Empire's army?" After observing for this period of time, Ardashir also discovered the differences between each other's armies.

Compared with the unity of the Parthian Empire's army, the performance of the Han Empire's army can be said to be completely different.

In other words, the path taken by the Han Empire was obviously different from theirs.

"It's difficult, very difficult!" Fars Sassan showed a bitter look on his face when asked this question, and finally he could only shake his head.

The Burning Legion system of the Parthian Empire ensures the unity of the collective military talents, and it is a unity with very strong combat effectiveness.

Combined with consistent talents, this kind of organizational compensation under the same talent structure, commanding the army is actually not too difficult.

It can be said that with this kind of organizational ability supplemented, Fars Sassanid could also command a fairly large army and become a large army commander.

However, the diversity of the Han Empire's army, and the talents displayed by each legion, meant an entirely different battlefield positioning.

This diversity also brings about extremely strong adaptability and effective force to deal with various battlefields, but the requirements for organizational capabilities can be said to be very high.

With so many legions with different talents and structures mixed together, Fars Sassan could not guarantee that he had enough strength to command them.

It’s not that I can’t command it, but I have no way to bring out the strength of this corps.

In addition to requiring higher command capabilities, a diverse legion also has stronger adaptability and a higher ceiling, and can exert 100% or even 200% of its strength.

"If this can really be achieved, I alone should be able to defend the country!" Guessing this possibility, Fars Sassan said it directly with emotion.

Hearing this sigh, Ardashir looked at Fars Sassan, his grandfather, in shock.

"Not having uniform talents does not mean being weak, and having different legions does not mean having many shortcomings. How to bring out the strength of the legions is the requirement for a commander..." Noticing Ardashir's eyes, Fars Sassan directly explained the key point.

"If we can understand this, then why is our legion so united?" Ardashir was really confused at this moment.

Now that you are aware of this problem, why don't you correct it?
It would be fine if we didn't realize the problem after so many years of war failure, but why can't we change it when we know the problem exists?
"There are many reasons, and they are very complicated..." Fars Sassan shook his head gently, feeling powerless in the face of this situation.

Hundreds of years of accumulation of the Burning Legion and the traces left by the Legion are enough to allow the people of Parthia to still choose this path even without the leadership of a general.

It can be said that the establishment and composition of the Burning Legion is the fastest-trained, fastest-paced, and most deeply-rooted legionnaire talent in the Parthian Empire.

As for wanting to develop other soldier talents, it’s not that it’s impossible to train them, but there is no way to accurately train the talents you want.

Fars Sassan had not studied or understood the complete talent tree, so he had no way to customize the talents of his soldiers, and he couldn't even guarantee the general direction.

When even the coach doesn't understand their talents, how can he let the soldiers identify the correct direction, then work hard and dig deep in that direction, and finally bring completely different feedback.

It can be said that by training the talents of the Legion soldiers in this way, what talents can be finally obtained depends entirely on luck. And most of the talents obtained by luck cannot be compared with the Burning Talent of the Burning Legion.

The former is full of chance and randomness, while the latter is the result of hundreds of years of accumulation and improvement of an empire. The difference between the two can be said to be a world of difference.

"Then the Han Empire..." Ardashir looked back at the camp of the Han Empire army and instantly stopped what he was about to say.

"The Han Empire and the Xiongnu Empire have been fighting on the grasslands for hundreds of years. Millions of people have died on both sides, and their blood has been spilled all over the grasslands. I don't know how many strong people are among them. It's not surprising that there are so many talents." Fars Sassan directly stated what he thought were the differences.

Ardashir, who also knew something about the Huns, nodded in the end, agreeing with what his grandfather said.

At the same time, it was for this reason that Ardashir understood more clearly why the Fourteenth Eagle Flag of the Roman Empire was so important.

Training soldiers is extremely difficult.

"But with their participation this time, I think we will be able to use more means..." Feeling that the pressure he had put on Ardashir was already enough, Fars Sassan still brought some good news to Ardashir.

"If the seven nobles can contribute, can we do the same?" After recalling the elite direct descendants of each noble, Ardashir understood the differences among them.

The seven nobles all have elite legions that are completely different from the Burning Legion, and they are all different from each other and have different battlefield positioning.

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Even if the seven great nobles were brought together, they could form the foundation of a large legion.

"Yes, but it is very difficult. Their nobles..." Fars Sassan did not deny this, but nodded in acknowledgement quite straightforwardly.

The Burning Legion owned by the Parthian royal family is actually the foundation of this country, the most loyal and solid backbone.

The power held by the seven nobles is enough to defend against the four limbs in all directions, and combined with the Burning Legion, it is enough to conquer all directions.

In addition, the existence of the former Military Soul Legion was enough to protect the royal family, deter and rule the seven nobles. With this combined force, they would not be inferior to the Roman Empire.

Unfortunately, having lost its pillar of pride, Parthia began to move in another direction.

Selfishness and desire eventually faced the Parthian nobles, devouring their pure and noble hearts and making them forget their previous regulations and treaties.

It can even be said that as a noble myself, whether I still stick to my previous ideas and judgments is a question worth pondering.

Once suspicion arises, it is not easy to restore trust again, especially when there are large numbers of people, the difficulty will only increase exponentially.

If the seven great nobles were to unite now, I'm afraid they could no longer be called the Imperial Army, but should be called a coalition army.

Just some changes in the names are enough to show the difference. (End of this chapter)