With the addition of a fairly large number of Blockade Flotillas, and a like number of Brig Scout Squadrons, I am able to get the Blockade up to 50% in both the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico. I believe the number is derived from the combination of blue water blockade and Port blockade. I have blockade...

Captain_Orso wrote:What is actually odd is that you can see the brown slash on the stack at all when you have the Confederates side loaded.

I've seen the same thing on at least one confederate stack besieged near Ft. Henry. Comes and goes on the Confederate stack while I am playing Union.

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In the spirit of discussion, and nothing more, why would one do this in a Civil War simulation? Even though the game allows this, this is like fast forward to the Eastern Front in 1943 with the advent of Soviet Artillery Breakthough divisions. Cheers Creating an all Artillery division and using it ...

One of the first Civil War Games on the Grand Strategy level, the American Civil War or something like that, was a dual strategy and tactical game. The tactical battles were abstracted a bit, along the lines of some of the Napoleonic games. You would have cavalry, artillery and infantry markers that...

But what if the fort is tore down by CSA. I see the game checks for region ownership, not for having a fort and guns in the fort? Similar question, if the US takes New Orleans without taking the forts, why can't the forts blockade US in New Orleans. I see the event only working if the US holds the ...