If players arrive at the fourth enemy base before Zhang He has engaged Yuan Xi ... the true ending for Wei will play out as soon as the Battle of Chibi comes to an end if Cao Cao's fleet doesn ...

Wei, Shu, and Wu. Besides the typical endings that align with the actual historical events for each faction's leader, the game also includes “true” endings. These alternate endings require players to ...

Like any adaptation of the Romance Of The Three Kingdoms, Dynasty Warriors: Origins has a massive cast of characters. These larger-than-life warlords and their vassals, with their shifting loyalties ...

You will know you have successfully secured Dian Wei from his historical death when you see a “Fate Altered” sign. You can afterward focus on helping Cao Cao reach the escape point to clear ...

By the close of the game's third chapter, they'll need to have decided whether they want to side with Cao Cao, Liu Bei, or the Sun clan and will then fight alongside their chosen faction for the ...

After progressing far enough in Dynasty Warriors: Origins, you’ll be able to choose one of the three warring kingdoms — Wei, Wu or Shu. Depending on your choice, you’ll follow a new story ...

Applying to the CAO this year? From early-bird applications in January to the release by the SEC of Leaving Certificate appeals at the end of the process in September, we list every important date ...

WEi debuted in October 2020 with its first EP “Identity : First Sight." It consists of six members: Daehyeon, Donghan, Yongha, Yohan, Seokhwa and Junseo. The band’s agency OUI Entertainment announced ...

The offshore yuan extended losses with regional peers, as China and the US slapped tariffs on each others’ exports as the trade war came to life. The offshore yuan slid as much as 0.3% while ...

January 20: Apply online to the CAO by this date to avail of the discounted application fee of €30. Any applications made after this date will cost €45. February 1: Normal closing date for ...

China is walking a tightrope on its currency. Economic fundamentals suggest a weaker yuan, but the specter of capital outflows still haunts Beijing, making it wary of any sharp moves in the currency.