First of all, Guan Yu, the leader of the Five Tigers, has a strength of 97, and with Qinglong Dao, the strength is 102. The commander-in-chief also has 93 strength and 70+ intelligence. He is the mainstay of Shu, leading the troops to fight one-on-one and having nothing to say.
Good at the art of war: infantry is very useful in most places, although it is not mobile. Going north may be a bit tiring, but going south is the real king. Such a powerful military commander is of course a general's material. You can choose to take the lead in the early stage, and there is no problem in keeping one side safe in the later stage.
Disadvantages: As a commander-in-chief, the biggest shortcoming is the lack of wisdom and wisdom, and you need a competent strategist around you to avoid making false reports.
Zhang Fei, a Yan man, has the highest strength of five tigers, with 98 strength. The strength of wearing a snake spear is 103. However, Zhang Fei's only advantage is force. Others, such as the commander-in-chief, are just poor, and it is even more unfavorable to lead troops to fight. As a general, it is ok to charge and kill the enemy, but it is not appropriate to command the army.
Good at the art of war: like Guan Yu, they are all marines.
Disadvantages: the commander-in-chief is not tall enough, only 83, and is easily disturbed. It is suggested that the commander-in-chief should be improved by allocating military documents, and at the same time, a competent strategist should be compiled in the team.
Ma Chao, a very powerful general in "West Cool Today-History of the Three Kingdoms 9", is a rare grand prize figure in Liu Bei's hands. The commander-in-chief of 9 1 is really fierce (only Zhuge, Guan Yu and Ma Chao have commanded more than 90 Shu countries), and the force of 97 is comparable to that of Guan Yu.
Good at the art of war: Xiliang people mount horses, Ma Chao's riding skills can be described as superb, and cavalry and bow riding are proficient in everything. He is good at fighting and attacking cities. Personally recommend Ma Chao and Guan Yucheng, which complement each other. Guan Yu defended, Ma Chao attacked and was invincible.
Disadvantages: Ma Chao is aggressive by nature and often can't give up when he is ready. This is a strategic deployment to consider. Like other generals, Ma Chao also needs a resourceful strategist in the team to avoid being caught.
Changshan Zhao Zilong-Compared with the other three people, Zhao Yun is more like a military commander who uses each other. He has the strength of Tiger General -96, the commander-in-chief of General -88, and can also make suggestions-Intelligence 78, which is very useful. Zhao Yun is a good soldier in both fighting and escorting.
Good at art of war: Zhao Yun basically knows all the art of war on land. Cavalry and bow riding are his best skills, while crossbowmen and infantry are slightly inferior. You can use a little trick once in a while
Disadvantages: Zhao Yun's biggest shortcoming is that he doesn't have enough force, only 96, which looks not low, but even if he meets a military commander like Zhou Tai, Huang Xu and Hua Xiong, he is likely to be defeated. It is the primary task to equip Zhao Yun with weapons to benefit.
Veteran Huang Zhong: As one of the five generals with the lowest ability, Huang Zhong doesn't look so good at first glance, whether it is force, commander-in-chief or intelligence. Commander Huang Zhong's intelligence seems to be 67. Compared with other five Iliad generals, Huang Zhong has a strong art of war as compensation, which is the first choice for siege and guarding the city.
Good at art of war: Huang Zhong's early crossbowman was good at art of war and archery. When attacking and guarding the city, as long as there is Huang Zhong in the team, the lethality is very great. Huang zhong's ability to attack the city and pull out the village is incomparable to other four Iliad generals!