Anonymous #1 20h

10 mil deaths among the allied invasion force estimated by American military planners versus less than a million

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Anonymous #2 20h

I’m not denying it was less devastating but what I am saying is there is still some historical debate on whether the atomic bombs actually caused the Japanese surrender

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Anonymous #1 20h

From a strictly “lives saved by casting the spell” viewpoint there were far fewer deaths than a theoretical battle in that room. On the other hand you could claim burning down the hoard is what sealed the deal and the fireball only played a small part in the dungeon’s defeat.

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Anonymous #1 20h

The answer is rather simple. There were 2 surrender addresses: one of which was directed at the mainland army in China which directly mentions the Soviets as a reason for surrendering, the other was directed to domestic political officials and civilians which cites the nukes as the reason. The army didn’t care about the nukes and was basically going rogue during the war with the mentality of “just keep the war going, who cares if we get bombed at home this is war, it’s all killing allies to me”

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Anonymous #3 20h

It’s anime

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Anonymous #3 20h

I cast gun

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