Originally posted by quanchi112
Narnia has armies and a few beings with massive power.
The problem is that their armies are too small, barely a few thousand strong in the movies as I recall. Meanwhile Westeros and Middle Earth field armies of hundreds of thousands as a matter of course.
Between those two though, ME has the better troops and the more powerful beings. Sauron, the Nazgul, Balrog and Smaug are going to clean house.
Originally posted by NephthysWe have not seen hundreds of thousands of soldiers on the HBO series.
The problem is that their armies are too small, barely a few thousand strong in the movies as I recall. Meanwhile Westeros and Middle Earth field armies of hundreds of thousands as a matter of course.Between those two though, ME has the better troops and the more powerful beings. Sauron, the Nazgul, Balrog and Smaug are going to clean house.
I never said Lotr didn't win but Narnia is no pushover and definitely defeats Westeros.
Originally posted by quanchi112
We have not seen hundreds of thousands of soldiers on the HBO series.I never said Lotr didn't win but Narnia is no pushover and definitely defeats Westeros.
People mention that they have those numbers in war meeting and stuff. Robb Stark had, what, 40,000 men? And he was outnumbered by the Lannisters and Stannis. Renly did have 100,000 men before he died and that was absorbed by Stannis.
Originally posted by NephthysWe do not see them so they cannot be used in such a manner. No one shows the power of the Narnians magic or the skill in the all out battle either.
People mention that they have those numbers in war meeting and stuff. Robb Stark had, what, 40,000 men? And he was outnumbered by the Lannisters and Stannis. Renly did have 100,000 men before he died and that was absorbed by Stannis.
Originally posted by quanchi112
We do not see them so they cannot be used in such a manner. No one shows the power of the Narnians magic or the skill in the all out battle either.
Lol. They directly state these numbers in the show.
Daenerys' 8,000 Unsullied alone eclipse the armies seen in all of the Narnia movies with change iirc.
Originally posted by NephthysI never said their numbers didn't exceed Narnia I said that Narnias forces would stomp them due to magic and aerial assaults.
Lol. They directly state these numbers in the show.Daenerys' 8,000 Unsullied alone eclipse the armies seen in all of the Narnia movies with change iirc.
Originally posted by quanchi112Ser Gregor Clegane would heel drop Gandalf so hard that Gondor would sink into the abyss never to return.
We see the Lotr side having over ten thousand badass henchmen. It makes the eyes water to even gaze upon such an awesome sight. Westeros cannot compete with Middle Earth.
Also, Game of Thrones didn't have the budget to have 100,000 guys running around on camera.
Originally posted by quanchi112Oh, you seem to still be going on about a verse not in this thread.. don't let LoZ have such a tight grip on you. Not healthy.
But the same applies to them. Random nobodies with no real armies or organization.Narnia has armies and a few beings with massive power. The difference is you seem to believe certain characters from your beloved franchise can solo despite proof to the contrary.
Anyhow, numbers are only part of the equation for victory. A thousand men against a hundred? The only way the hundred can win is through a massive skill and strategy advantage, otherwise the numbers are daunting. The same thousand against ten? No amount of human skill or standard strategy will help them. Now, if those ten consisted of not humans but robots who can flip tanks and have the opponents swords bounce off and break on contact with their armour? Well what will their numbers and on-scene plans do when facing a handful of foes they literally cannot harm, stop and get one-shotted by?
Narnia? Well the verse doesn't meet that. It's armies consist of nothing but human and animal level characters, nothing supernatural about them. Asland and Witch are strong, but their power hasn't been shown to either affect a large area in a potent way nor has it iirc been to such a level where it would change the outcome, especially when faced with other top players in LotR.
Basically, what is Narnia to do with less numbers, human level players and less firepower?
Even though I know your reply to me was only in some angry nerd rage against another franchise.