This mod will be a great addition

I aree leadership values of some calvary commanders are just too juicy for purely recon and are better as divison commanders and then you also have the possibility of them bein promoted to corp commander and heigher

Smaller divisions allow you to spread your forces around to cover more territory. They lose less cohesion wen they move and can lose less men during combat. Big divisions are good for intense large scale battles though drawn out campain it can limit your ability to manover and cover your flanks. You...

Thanks for all the work, makes the game feel new again with every release candidate

Over the years playing as the CSA I've had FI a fair few times. Sometimes if the game is in balance against the union adding the whole British force to the Virginia front will more often than not be decisive in taking Washington. I've also had success using the British as an invasion force creating ...

Had a similar fault with the latest patch for NCP Spainish ulcer whole French force fell back to San Sebastian

I beleive in 1.16 v5 that RRs are only destroyed if the unit doesn't move that turn. That wasn't the case before. However, in your situation, is the RR actually destroyed but the symbol isn't there? Charles RR destroyed symbols not showing after AI (union) have destroyed a region, checked all optio...

More issues the pillage symbol and rail network destroyed symbols are not appearing. AI was a real test this time until I created two armies in the east Potmac under beaurgard in three corps defense around fredricksburg (large bodies of Militia) 80000+ and second lighter army of northern virginia un...

Had a couple of goes at this release and it seems in the first go I didn't get all 30 CSA Divisions, yet on the second game it seems fine. Apart from that Athena far more of a challenge

I've been playing AACW for two years and still appreciating the complexity of artillery in this game, thanks for the tables I shall try and give it a go.

Great way to maintain the quality of the site