And that is the problem. I didnt see any discipline or efficiency in their attacks. Their generals look more like artifact driven fanatics than great tacticians or leadersWell, that's just an unfortunate combination of game-play and story segregation combined with the major characters involved in the story being shrouded in a ridiculous amount of plot armour. Garleans, as a society, are very focused on discipline and efficiency so seeing them reduced to comic relief is getting very tiresome. Especially when the nuanced, complex Garleans such as Gaius and Regula are killed off in favour of keeping the treacherous defectors like Cid, Lucia and Nero around.
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