N'waswitshaka males

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(09-28-2020, 03:37 AM)Potato Wrote: "I've spoken about this before but that wasn't a mistake, it was an experienced strategy that included risk."

As I said fulish move I which Birminghams had everythink to lose (as a coalition of two now losing a member would be downfall for coalition) and very little to gain. Chassing enemy gives very little as he can just regroup and return later as it was the case for example when Nharhus challanged Mbiris for controll over River pride.

"Think about it, the Bboys came and chased the four together, they saw that the four N'waswitshaka were weak minded and were clearly running in fear. "

I do not get how can you see it that way lol. Just think of it. Are examples I provided in previous comment any different than what it was in N'was vs Birminghams beside outcome? I wouldn't say so and it easly could have end up in mauling lone Birmingham male.

" Eveyone always thinks about the Majingilane vs Kinky Tail bur the Majingilane were just as lucky as they were smart because all four were together and Kinky Tail was alone."

Because those two situation are very similar. Only out come is different. Just point me one single think why that situation is different than N'was vs Birminghams. Why Kinky Tail charging alone 4 Majingis isn't smart, but single Birmingham chassing 3 N'was is. 

". Let's look at the Matimbas vs the Four ways. Hairybelly also chased two lions away whilst Ginger got a hold of Blondie. Hairy Belly then joined Ginger and they mauled him."

There only two Fourways were present. HB chassed one Fourway not two.

"If Nhenha got a hold of one of the N'was, he'd have no chance."

Inflicting serious injurys in 1vs1 fight is very difficult while in 3vs1 is way easier. When if Nhenha would have cough one N'was in 1vs1 it is very very inlikely he would do serious harm to N'was while if 3 N'was would turn around and face Tinyo it is a much different kind of demage they would provide. 

"A calculated risky but effective strategy."

Not at all. Nearly all take over which came up to physical fight is caming down to that the coalition which manage to isolate single male from enemy coalition is winning and in many of them isolated lion doesn't live to see another day. Same think as Birmingham against N'was did Shaka against Majings, Blondie Nkuhuma against 5 Mapogos, HB against 3 Avocas, Giraffe male vs Ross males, Old Avoca vs Thanda Impis among others. Problem is that such try of out intimidate opponent often does not work. Moreover  even if it does it provide little gain and if doesn't it provide serious loses.

As I've said and I'll say it again. The Birminghams saw how frightened the N'waswitshaka were and were running for their lives. If you and 3 of your friends were being chased by 2 Gangsters and you split up. You and your friends are not going to think about turning around and kicking ass. Your only option is to run and get as far away from that Gangster as you possibly can because he can beat the sh*t out of you. The Bboys are 5 year experienced Males. They know what they're doing. Second point. Bro, stop you're coming off as really dumb now. The 4 Males were running scared, they weren't even thinking of facing the Bboys. Think a little, you're forgetting fear. From your behind the camera view, the N'waswitshaka have more numbers but from their view, two big ass Males are trying to kill them. They're not playing a game. Come on man. Second, the Majingilane is completely different. Number 1 the Majingilane were roaring confidently in Mapogo territory. Number 2 they were all still together vs 1 Kinky Tail so their confidence was still there, they were not separated. Number 3, Mr T arrived already after the full damage was done, Nhenha wasn't very far from Tinyo. Number 3, the Majingilane surrounded Kinky Tail. These 3 were running scared. Number 4, this wasnt the first time the Majingilane saw the Mapogos, they saw them before. How is 1v1 not going to do damage? Nhenha is bigger and he is an experienced fighter. Nhenha literally beat the sh*t out of his brother, he is not going to suddenly become a weak lion just because you see it that way. It's a misconception that one male can't do damage to another. Mak basically killed limper 1v1 at the age of 14 years old. I'll bring it up again, go watch the Ginger vs Blondie Fourways. Thats what a lion can do 1v1. It was basically Ginger who killed Blondie. HB came later and just bit him once. Nhenha can seriously damage a lion. A lion in a 1v1 can lose an eye, broken jaw, bitten threw a paw, a Male Lion in a zoo killed a lioness by hitting a with his paw, bite threw the spine, a single male can maul you alone if he has enough strength and Nhenha is big, he can pull your leg out of its socket if he got a hold or break a back. A lion can bleed out or die from infection. Whereas on the other side, the N'waswitshaka were young, inexperienced and scared. They were not going to turn around and there have been cases of Lions 3v1 or 2v1 and being unable to do Jack sh*t to a dominant male just because of his physicality. 
There is fight in the Mara where two Males attack a single dominant male. The dominant male grabs hold of one and is beating him up. The other brother is biting the Males back but the big male is just continuing to beat up his brother. Eventually they just ran away realising they weren't big enough. Like I said, not every scenario is Kinky Tail vs the Majingilane. Get that out of your head. Also get out of your head that numbers always win. I told you the Birminghams did the exact same thing the Matimbas did. It was a strategy, they weren't trying to just intimidate, they weren't just roaring and chasing. They were trying to catch the N'was and kill them. They only roared after they chased them. The Bboys did exactly what you just said, they separated the coalition and were trying to put distance between the single male and his brothers and maul him. Reply