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Combat

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Sep 12, 2026

Leonard HardyNARRATOR
400:33
Tales from Ariosto by Joseph Shield Nicholson.
Leonard HardyNARRATOR
400:36
Chapter 11, The Combat in Lepidusa, Three Against Three.
Leonard HardyNARRATOR
400:43
Twice had Gradasso, the king of Saracaine, invaded Europe in order to win Bayardo, the famous horse of Rinaldo, and Durandana, the mighty sword of Orlando.
Leonard HardyNARRATOR
400:52
And in the end he had gotten both, though not by his own valor in fight.
Wandering DutchHOST
4:19
Of course, it is a little bit janky.
Wandering DutchHOST
4:21
Combat-wise, it's super simple.
Wandering DutchHOST
4:23
You don't have to overthink anything.
Wandering DutchHOST
4:26
Like I say, it's mainly just...
RobHOST
57:36
Uh, and magic, pretty amazing.
RobHOST
57:39
Combat, prob- combat's its weakest point, but it can play combat.
RobHOST
57:41
It can play combat well.
ValHOST
57:42
Yeah.
CasonHOST
0:45
Good, thank you.
MikeHOST
0:46
Combat's way easier in Persona 3 Reload than it is in the original game.
MikeHOST
0:50
They made the grinding through the tower way less of a thing, and they feel that's a betrayal of the spirit of the game.
MikeHOST
0:57
It probably is,
Philip ChampionHOST
1:23
A story of men who fought with extraordinary courage for a country that had betrayed them, who proved their loyalty through sacrifice, even as their own government imprisoned their families, and who became one of the most decorated units in the history of the United States military.
Philip ChampionHOST
1:41
This is the story of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, the Japanese-American soldiers whose motto was, Go for Broke.
Philip ChampionHOST
1:52
Picture this.
Philip ChampionHOST
1:53
It's October 1944 in the Vosges Mountains of eastern France.
Philip ChampionHOST
3:05
But the cost is staggering.
Philip ChampionHOST
3:07
The rescuing unit suffers over 800 casualties to save those 211 men.
Philip ChampionHOST
3:13
The soldiers who made this incredible sacrifice were Japanese Americans, members of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, fighting for a nation that had branded them enemy aliens and imprisoned many of their families in internment camps.
Philip ChampionHOST
3:29
This is the story of the 442nd, the Japanese American soldiers who fought with unmatched courage and became the most decorated unit for its size and length of service in American military history.
Kevin HallsHOST
0:26
Hey everyone, welcome to episode 17 of Cardboard Campaigns.
Kevin HallsHOST
0:30
On this episode, we have the exciting opportunity to spend the entire time talking about the Italian Combat series.
Kevin HallsHOST
0:41
So with that, we've got two guests on with us.
Kevin HallsHOST
0:45
Don, would you mind introing our guests?
Kevin HallsHOST
2:49
questions for that every once in a while.
Carl FungGUEST
2:51
But yeah, I see everything soup to nuts.
Carl FungGUEST
2:53
I'm directly the honcho for Battalion Combat Series and Operational Combat Series.
Carl FungGUEST
2:59
And I help project manager the other series who have their respective honchos.
John YorkeHOST
8:45
But he couldn't stop scribbling down notes and memories about the war.
John YorkeHOST
8:50
In 1973, he gathered them together and published his first book, If I Die in a Combat Zone, Box Me Up and Ship Me Home, a strictly factual account of his time in the 5th Battalion, 46th Infantry.
John YorkeHOST
9:03
But the factual account didn't satisfy his need to tell his story.
John YorkeHOST
9:09
An idea started to percolate and he began to develop a very stylised, imaginative fiction to capture the psychological terror of the conflict.
Tom BevanHOST
18:47
while they're in prison.
Carl CannonPANELIST
18:48
Well, speaking of medals, you know, Pete Hexeth was an Army major and he, you know, won two Bronze Stars, Combat Infantry, you know, Combat Ribbons.
Carl CannonPANELIST
18:59
He was distinguished.
Carl CannonPANELIST
19:01
military career as a junior officer and a combat leader.
Jack RyanHOST
61:55
No, you're right.
Jack RyanHOST
61:57
Combat-wise, and visually too, there's like a gothic element, but combat especially, very like Bloodborne-esque.
Jack RyanHOST
62:04
It's like very high-paced, high-precision, not long methodical fights.
Jack RyanHOST
62:09
Yeah, it rewards you
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:09
Jesus.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:13
It's what, 11 a.m.? Combat.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:17
Oh,
speaker_2UNKNOWN
0:17
there he

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