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Romance of the Three Kingdoms Podcast

John Zhu

Books, Arts, History

4.9 • 676 Ratings

🗓️ 2 May 2019

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

Back in February, I took part in a podcast conversation on the Invicta History YouTube channel with the host, Julien, and Peter Stewart, a writer from the team producing the coming “Total War: Three Kingdoms” game. We chatted for more than an hour, geeking out over the history of the Three Kingdoms period, the novel based on it, and how all of that is handled in the game. It was a fun conversation, and it was interesting for me to hear how the team worked to capture the essence of the story in the game. Have a listen.

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0:00.0	Hi everyone, just wanted to drop a quick soundbite here to let you know that back in February,
0:07.1	I took part in a podcast conversation about the Three Kingdoms era, the romance of the Three Kingdoms novel,
0:14.5	and the upcoming Total War video game based on the Three Kingdoms.
0:19.1	The podcast was hosted by the Invicta History YouTube channel.
0:23.4	I really enjoyed the hour plus conversation with the host, Julian, and Pete Stewart, one of the
0:29.7	writers from the team that's creating the Total War Three Kingdoms game. If you want to hear me say
0:35.2	um and uh a lot while geeking out over the Three Kingdoms,
0:39.5	go check out that podcast. You can look for it on the Invicta History YouTube channel,
0:45.0	and there is a post with a link to it on my website,
0:48.7	3Kingdomspodcast.com spelled with the number 3.
0:53.1	All right, take care, and thank you for your continuing support.

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