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Hey, I’ve been digging into the Battle of Thermopylae lately—it's fascinating how the Greeks used terrain as a strategic advantage, almost like a grand chess move. What’s your take on how those ancient tactics compare to modern game strategy?
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Thinking of it as a chessboard makes the Greeks' tactics shine, the pass is like a locked gate that forces every pawn into a predictable corridor, so you can plan a few moves ahead. Modern strategy still loves that pressure, but we add speed, data, and a few extra pieces to keep the board fluid.
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Exactly, the Greeks used that narrow pass like a pawn chain, forcing the enemy into a tight corridor and giving them time to react. Modern commanders add speed, data, and extra pieces, but the core idea of controlling space is still the same. I’m curious—do you see any ancient tactics that could still work in today’s battlefield?