I can confirm that the NC/SC industrialization problems have been around at least since 1.3. As someone who is from NC, (and like most good North Carolinian's finds South Carolina to be awful) this bug has always bothered me.

Worthwhile project. I think that is important to point out the role of sharpshooters in the war. Sharpshooters were not snipers, as the latter day connotation would imply, but rather were elite skirmisher units. If the Ranaldsburg Rifleman were employed as skirmishers, then they would qualify as sh...

First off, for whatever it's worth, I think this is an excellent endeavor. For me at least, the names of the units add a ton of flavor to the game, and it's always cool for me to spot a unit I recognize in the game. There are a number of sharpshooter groups which had nicknames which could be added. ...

The product of A and B, which is then divided by another number other than one, is not equal to the product of A and a ratio involving B and the number already employed. Interesting... I suspect a mathematical strawman argument is being made in this sentence, but I'm no mathematician so I'll leave ...

No. I try not to say this too often, but you're wrong, demonstrably so. You might have assumed that people here would be highly likely to know about such properties. And I minored in math. Hate to be a troll but yikes... Care to 'demonstrate' which real numbers cause the associative property to bre...

Keeler wrote:And South Mountain.

+1
And Monocacy

Not sure if this is the correct forum to post this but in civil war II, during the Shiloh scenario the Union has no decision cards and the Confederates seem to have two sets (that include cards that are clearly meant for the Union).