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Happy Birthday, old friend!

Gene

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I confirm. Same isue with my NCP AGESettings.exe :( BoA, AACW and WIA show no issue... I also use Avast! and just today I ran a scan. It identified "NapoleonCP_edd_frenge" from my NCP game as a Trojan. I meant to mark this as a false positive but unthinkingly moved it (into Avast's "moved" folder)....

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In 1814 a British fleet appears in the Chesapeake led by 4 Sir Cockburns!!
Aside from the occasional clone, it's a great campaign!

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2 of Francis Rottenburg have popped up in Quebec, March 1813. Not quite twins, however, as one is slightly better than the other

Grenna

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2. Why can I order French guns to Warsaw, being Russian?

Because I can use those batteries, my good friend! You just hurry them along to Warsaw, you shan't regret it!

Gene

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I believe these are but examples, not sufficient conditions for a victory. You lost Königsberg and Memel, that will have offset holding Danzig and taking Warsaw ... ? I'm sure you're correct in this. However, it doesn't mention holding onto Konigsberg (at least in the matter of breaking French mora...

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Looking at the files more closely, I find a few things I don't fully understand. The victory conditions for this scenario state that the Coalition player can break the French morale by controlling Danzig and Warsaw. I held Danzig ( besieged) and had taken Warsaw ( 66% Prussian control, 34 % French C...

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Dierk and I were playing the Poland Campaign. My screen stated a stalemate was achieved as neither side gained it's territorial objectives. I lost Konigsberg, Dierk lost Warsaw and failed to take Danzig. My screen did point out that Dierk outscored me though, by at least 500 points. That, to me, ind...

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I also use this much more in BOA. I use it at times in AACW, particularly if it will get me somewhere important before the next turn. However, I tend to rely on rail and river transport for speed, if available. Regarding filters, I tend to use the supply filters for both games - supply can give me f...

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Hi Gene, interesting to see the game from your point of view. A few thoughts on your comments :- I failed to take New Orleans - Chris had stationed a formidable force to defend the city. It wasn't that big! I think I scared you off but I had a few Ironclads down there to help me out. You could have...

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Many thanks, Chris, for another great game - I quite enjoyed it! I noticed many of the same things which you have pointed out, particularly the loss or gain of a morale point or two for seemingly minor skirmishes. Here are a few mistakes which I made and things I overlooked during our game: - I misu...

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While playing the 1814 scenario, version 1.0c, I find the Aurillac region (north along the road between Toulouse and Limoges to be impossible to transit.

Aurillac is described as "(Hills, Unknown)" and reportedly takes a whopping 14,523,549 days to enter!

Regards,
Gene

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I've taken New Orleans and the forts don't seem to hinder the supply of my forces. I've sent more troops into the port and then launch amphibuous invasions of the forts and they fall rather easily ( I can't remember if I assaulted them or just sieged them at first). I take one at a time, but it does...

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Thank you!!

In the meantime, I'll just march them off to Paris

regards,
Gene

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I'm nearing the end of the 1815 campaign, as the French, and I have just won a large battle against the Coalition forces under Blucher. Besides 8 morale points, the French captured a number of support units. The supply trains are all greatly appreciated, but I wonder at the other units - Napoleon no...

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A very informative thread, my dear Hobbes! But please keep that food-scarfing bandit Jackson out of my depots. At the very least have the decency to refrain from complaining about the poor selection when you take my depots!

Cheers,
Gene

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Hi folks, reading a little more on the Fort Fisher site I wonder if the game reflects the importance of forts or makes it too easy to land anywhere along a coastline :- The exact opposite has happened in our PBEM with Wilmington being the first port to fall with not a shot fired from Fisher as it i...

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Both side can station in the same region, and if at day 15 the fight is still raging, no forced retreat will be applied to a side... So if you retreated, this is because either you suffered much more losses, or you were weaker. As for the retreat logic, it can be improved by counting the number of ...

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Well, well, my opponent's lobsterbacks are leaderless in Boston? Good to know ;) Perhaps said leader has deserted? Or succumbed to some distasteful disease. When the war is over, let me know who it was. Fear not, Chris! My forces are busy elsewhere at the present time. Perhaps later..... Cheers, Gene

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the french entry is Grand Region based (New England, South central, etc.). To reduce the French entry %, the English player must control entirely a Grand Region (all strat towns under control). For each GR so controled, the roll is reduced by 15%. IIRC it starts low and rise every 6 months. By cont...

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That is the best which i could find with a quick search. Though the exact parameters remain a mystery to me, too, basically the French won't enter the war on the loosing side, which means, if You're playing the British and are doing well in terms of VP, they might not enter the war at all...? Thank...

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I apologize if this has already been explained before, but can anyone explain the parameters for French Entry in the American Revolution campaigns? Obviously there is a certain amount of uncertainty, but what factors might influence this one way or another? It is January 1779 and my esteemed America...

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My first post on this forum! Excellent AAR grenna keep up the good work! I am also working through the 1775 scenario and see that many of the same things have happened. Keep up the great posting. I'm glad that you liked it. However, I've installed the 1.05 patch and the game I was playing is no lon...

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Sound you are winning :) So Far :cool: Here's the Victory Screen for September 1780. You can see that I am winning on points, but I need to take Wilmington, NC, consolidate my hold on Pittsburgh, and ensure somehow that Pensacola doesn't fall. I also need 2 more strategic towns - I'm aiming for Ale...

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JANUARY 1780 - SEPTEMBER 1780 JANUARY 1780 Pensacola is strengthened by6 the arrival of another regiment; Portsmouth, VA falls to Clinton. Arnold commits treason, but there is no discernable effect, so I presume he failed in his attempt. Besides, I already have West Point! Schuyer besieges Nintey-Si...

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OCT 1779 Washington and 8 depleted regiments are at St. Johns, while Rochambeau and Gates, with 8 American regiments, besiege Montreal, defended by Carleton, with 5 regiments and supply. The Loyalist leader Watson is soundly defeated a Packolet near Camden, S.C. The main British forces, aside from C...

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August 1779 After months of crusing, Admiral Lord Richard Howe defeats the French fleet under de 'Estaing in the Central Atlantic, capturing some transport in the bargain. However, losses appear low and equal. A British victory that seems marginal at best. Washington again eludes 3 armies as he thre...

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Would like 1775 campaign, but willing to play any
will play any side
US Eastern Time Zone

Can do one turn every day or two, but can sometimes get in more.

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I really like your AAR grenna!!! It just make want the game more and I might even have it by next weekend. keep up the great work!!! Glad you like it! I'm continuing it mostly for those readers like yourself who haven't yet purchased it and might be on the fence. Also for my friend in France who ha...

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July 1779 A good month for the British, aside from the American recapture of Hilsoboro, NC. Stanwyx, NY, fell to the British as the Americans retreated before combat and escaped the siege. Either Washington was inside Stanwyx or he has joined up with the remnants in the Mohawk Valley, as he is now k...

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