@MooseFace that's cute. Come back after having spent hundreds of years beating eachother to bloody pulps. Imagine hating someone enough so you keep advancing on your enemy despite catastrophic losses, and then stab and beat you opponent to death in all out brawls without breaking into a rout. Hate is one powerful morale booster. In the battle of Lund, 1676, casualties are estimated to 70%. Compare that to waterloo, with estimated 32% casualties. One battle was just another brawl, the other ended an empire.
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@MooseFace that's cute. Come back after having spent hundreds of years beating eachother to bloody pulps. Imagine hating someone enough so you keep advancing on your enemy despite catastrophic losses, and then stab and beat you opponent to death in all out brawls without breaking into a rout. Hate is one powerful morale booster. In the battle of Lund, 1676, casualties are estimated to 70%. Compare that to waterloo, with estimated 32% casualties. One battle was just another brawl, the other ended an empire.