The average peasant man rarely even joins the army in the Middle Ages. Another myth. What did I say about training, infrastructure, resources? The nobility would much rather invest in people who were already trained especially generations old military families or mercenaries.

Warrior: (especially in former times) a brave or experienced soldier or fighter.

“...for reasons you don’t understand”

Don’t worry, my barely above average speed reading and the internet (because I need to be accurate on the spelling of the names)made it into a few minutes. You know...something anyone can do?

Yeah, I’d just read it. There was so much stupidity that I actually felt embarrassed for them(I’m not sure of their real gender). So much cringe...

I’m not the one defending some fake history in order to please their bigot self.

All your points were uselessly based on prejudice aka lazy thinking.

My original post heavily talks about ‘immersion’ and why only poorly thought out ‘historical accuracy’ is a pathetic argument only made by incels. To which you reply against it. How else to explain anyone who tries to justify their blatant reasons for faking history? AKA a bigot.

You’re free to argue why someone who wants immersion cannot accept women or POC but they can accept GIANTS in the same game.

Are you trying to make an argument that every man in medieval times was a knight? Because that is totally wrong. Knights were also not that common compared to the majority of the populace which were peasant farmers.

Le Sigh,

Doesn’t support slavery but still flies a symbol of slavery.

I don’t feel like cleaning the insides of a mouse too often...

Only just recently came back,

Excuses for intolerance is never about peace. It’s all about YOU, YOU, YOU like the selfish person you are. Never ever go out of your house because a person like you is undoubtedly unable to ever be polite and will always be a nuisance to others especially over one of the simplest actions.

Some things to add from a Malaysian:

Yes, he is this shitty.

Sigh, if it isn’t that obvious(especially from the previous meanings of words and examples) it means you’re willing to put up with shitty service. To prove what again? That your ego is more important than being smart.

I have a cesspool to sell to you...

iii: (figuratively) To be evidently associated with something unpleasant.