Interesting match, but I’m a bit confused on this next match. Why Bonnie and Clyde? Why not another Revolutionary around that same time period? It would make more sense that two gangsters from the 1930s.

Well, I kind of figured Ezio would have win. If you only rely on one weapon, you tend to lose a match. Also, this next match...is a bit odd and lopsided to me. I mean, you're pitting a revolutionary leader turn president/leader of an entire country...vs two gangsters. Kind of not the same if you ask me, especially since you are using Bonnie and Clyde. I mean, wouldn't they be too similar to the (Italian) Mafia and Al Capone from the show? Is that still a rule that's still in place?

You do realize the JTF2 are one of the most secretive forces out there right?
The highest terrorist kill count, and the longest sniper kill that comes up to 2.1 miles by a JTF2 soldier, not only that but they are the most dangerous, because not even their families know they are a part of it. The JTF2 would win by a long shot.

Not a bad story, but it is inaccurate. To the best of my knowledge, Canadian Forces flavour the C9 machine gun or the C6 for an LMG, and every test with the C8 is done at a minimum of 100 yards. Even basic trainees do better than the 75yds that was listed here, so a JTF2 operative or a GROM commando would have to push the range of their weapons further to determine any real differences here.

Well...that was interesting...to say the least. Kind of thought you would do like two different ones: One with the Generals and One with the Generic Warriors. Though, then again, it is a bit one sided.

I would think SOE vs Polish Home Army wouldn't be that uneven. I mean, it's spies vs a Guerilla force. I think the weapons can even up there.

Um...I don't think Constantine the Great would be using Byzantine weapons by his time. Sure he created the empire, but by his time, he would still be using Late Roman weapons.

This I don't get. It's a professional army vs a ragtag rebel force. The professional army should have won. Also, why have the Polish have two bolt action rifles?

Not quite sure the LFFI were a real unit. I can't exactly find it online.

I think you should have saved the Polish Winged Hussar for a gunpowdered cavalry warrior. That seems much more even.

That doesn't seem really fair. I mean, infantry vs cavalry? Come on.

Um...spies vs police...that doesn't seem right for some reason.

Um...can you fix the chapter? I can't read it.

Wait, didn't Ching Shih manage to defeat not only the Qing Dynasty, but also the British and Portuguese as well? Wouldn't Blackbeard be very similar to the British? Also, why wasn't that also accounted for in the final result? Even if Blackbeard had better guns than Ching, she has fought opponents with those or similar to his guns and won, so I'm wish that was more of an influence in the battle.

I'd love to help out if it behooves you.