War has lost all romance

Guns have taken away all the honor and nobility of war. Where once it was heroic knights valiantly engaged in hand-to-hand fighting for their King or Queen, now it's just illiterate peasantry shooting each other from hundreds of metres away. No more strong castles and legendary sieges. No more Lords of the Realm on great horses charging headlong into the enemy. No more legendary swords made by master craftsmen. Sigh.

War has lost all its Romance.

>>3
They leave with broken bodies and minds if they survived at all, cursing it for what it has done to them.

Like 2%. There are a lot more happy veteran than there are unhappy ones. Vietnam was mainly because they were faggots to begin with and everyone like throwing shit at them and stuff. Also, most came out fine.

I'm not counting the dead obviously, that's always the case.

>>1
War never had romance, you weren't alive back then, put down the King Arthur, please.
War has fun, war has a point, and war has a break from whatever live you normally might have, but there's no "romance".