Here, betting with Kolebo, Horn has a ninety percent chance of winning.
It's not just because he's both a player and a referee, but also because of his understanding of this soldier production pipeline method.
Whether during the Thirty Years' War or the later Napoleonic Wars, you could see that military manuals at the time had very low requirements for the quality of ordinary soldiers, but very high demands on officers.
This is because ordinary soldiers were almost like tools that could be mass-produced on an assembly line.
The emergence of muskets greatly reduced the time needed to train infantry to a level where they could somewhat resist cavalry.
During the Napoleonic Wars, Dombrowski formed a new Polish army with Polish serfs, learning to shoot in 14 days, and heading to the battlefield after 30 days.
Horn, however, is training for a solid three months.
