NCR (Pro) vs Caesar's Legion (Con)

I'd like to address my opponent's rebuttals and counters to my arguments point by point."Of course, as anyone who knows a minuscule of knowledge of the game, the Battle of Hoover Dam is a battle, not the war."(Mildly offended)"Upon Caesar's eventual death, they more likely than not disband the Legion, for two reasons. First, it's more likely than not the death of the quasi Roman religion. Upon his death, the Legion would crumble after the death of the Son of God, their savior from the wreckage of humanity. WIthout Caesar, the Cult of Mars would become an empty husk of its old self."This is a very valid concern for Caesar's Legion, as it is what seems to be a monarchy or dictatorship, similar to Julius Caesar. However, the Legion possesses a hierarchy that would maintain the Legion for generations. If Caesar were to die, a Legate would presumably take his position. A Legate is not an ordinary soldier. This position is exclusive to those that demonstrate an impregnable sense of loyalty and devotion to Caesar's Legion. They are very tactful military leaders and combatants. If Caesar's Legion was left in the hands in a Legate, the Legion would undoubtedly be able to not only survive, but prosper. On the contrary, the NCR chooses its leaders not by their military prowess or skills, but by how charismatic and popular they are. The NCR's leadership is ultimately decided by the citizens of the NCR in a democratic election. With that being said, there's always a chance that a greedy, careless, or imprudent leader will be elected to serve a full term as leader of the NCR."Additionally, I've known many members of the US military that have a lack luster interest in their jobs. And no one really questions their effectiveness as a superpower... And again, I've heard countless stories of military men getting sloshed and gettinga little frisky.Your personal experiences is not valid evidence to advocate your points and refute mine. "Of course, the NCR has enemies, every nation does. But so does the Legion. And don't let down MR. House's position, he does own the most powerful city on the west coast. And he defended himself against nukes for God's sake."While Mr. House may be considered an ally of the NCR (and while I did describe him as one in round one), he views the NCR with great suspicion and what could be described as resentment, giving them only limited power in his city of New Vegas. This can be shown with the Mr. House ending in the game. Mr. House and his army of upgraded securitrons run the NCR out of the Mojave, claiming the Hoover Dam for himself, demonstrating his intolerance towards the NCR."The very reason that the Legion is able to supply it's soldiers easily, is because they require much less. Anyone with a half a brain knows that to make an army of skirted swordsmen takes a lot less material."I disagree with this statement entirely. Yes, the Legion reject using advanced technology, instead prefering to use weapons such as throwing spears and machetes. However, they also rely on technology and weaponry including stealth boys, anti-material rifles, super sledges, assault carbines, revolvers, and lever-action rifles."Also, try going without medicine in the battlefield, it doesn't turn out well."While the Legion admittedly rejects most medical treatments as they perceive the extension of one's life with medical procedures as greedy and wasteful, the Legion does use some medicine including healing powder that, at the cost of perception, heals the user at an alarmingly fast rate.While the NCR embraces medical science, in the Mojave, they very often have medicine shortages and lack enough doctors. I brought up the example of Camp Forlorn Hope. Camp Forlorn Hope had only one doctor and was lacking in vital medical supplies that it needed for four soldiers with terrible, if not fatal, injuries and diseases. Without the intervention of the Courier, it is likely that these people would not get the medical attention they would have needed and might even succumb to their injuries and die.