This suggestion is for nobunaga ambition: I suggest we add Kyoto as a neutral civillian outpost(町) as a branch of Nijo Palace. This outpost cannot be attacked like Taiko Risshiden 5. We could represent the court within Kyoto with a palace; You can see the red walls of the palace within the city. When you send an envoy to Kyoto, a Kuge will meet you and you give the money to the Kuge, bribing them in your favour. The cutscene then ends. In addition, we could even add sectors of the palace, like a part of the palace for the imperial familiy to live in, some servant quarters and the official chamber where the emperor meets its officials, and we donate money for upgrade and maintenance. Once we donate enough money, the emperor will give you a rank(So 2 seperate system,one to bribe the court Kuge and other to bribe the emperor, remember the Kuge still have some say in matters in the court regarding your promotion) The emperor, or tenno is a god. However, even a god needs a temple where people can pay their respect and the god can rest in. If Koei wants, tehy can even let players play as the emperor and dispatch the kuge to ask for money in various cities and daimyo as well as upgrading the palace slowly in return of giving the daimyos that helped you a court position.AND you can pay to name another daimyo a traitor to the Emperor and, in doing so, sap them of popular support, hit their loyalty, crap on their diplomatic rapports, among other things.

Saw a copy at a swap meet for $5. Just curious is anyone else know about Warship Gunner / Naval Ops.

Found this at a swap meet for $5. It’s a interesting vehicle simulator. Also, any games like this on modern consoles? (not online or multiplayer games).

I'm trying to remember this one character. I think he's from the Samurai Warriors games because of his appearance but it's possible he could be from the Dynasty Warriors games.

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He's kind of got a bōsōzoku type appearance with a pompadour. He's hot-headed and slouches. I believe he's also tall and has a big weapon. Also not a super good-looking guy in a traditional sense.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity if it has any real ties to Breath of the Wild. Some day it's a prequel and others might say they're not missing much going from Breath of the Wild to Tears of the Kingdom.

Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes for being an alternate spin on Three Houses. Maybe it's a personal thing but having played 13 Sentinels and picking up P5R, just because this was probably Billy Kametz's last game appearance, I'm interested to see how this plays.

Any reasons anyone else has for playing either one are welcome.