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in case you haven't found an opponent, check my thread further up. will have a slower game speed though (cannot guarantee 1 turn a day).

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Hi, looking for an ACW opponent 1861 Grand Campaign, patch 1.11d setup FOW: on Activation: movement and combat penalty randomized Generals: strong Randomization naval boxes: standard Redeployment: none Commitment: small delay (what is historical here?) foreign entry: normal attrition: historical as ...

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Hi, looking for a CSA opponent, pace about 1 turn a day (have 24 hour shifts sometimes, about 5-7 times a month, cannot send a turn then) proposed setup FOW: on Activation: Box 1 Randomize genrals: Box 1 (none) Naval boxes: Box 1 (standard) Redeployment: Box 1 ( i never use it) Delay: Box 2 Foreign ...

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Pocus wrote:Fixed, thanks. This is an option which is only to be used in NCP to say the truth

sorry to ask but please define NCP, does it mean game against the ai?

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What exactly are the advantages or disadvantages? Does siege artillery get calculated differently during a siege? does anyone buy them? There was a thread about coastal artillery below, but i still do not get the advantage or disadvantage of it. Isn't coastal artillery static? Does it bring advantag...

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bump!

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i guess the only thing interesting for you is the number of prisoners. For your opponent, he will probably miss the captured sub-units/elements in his OoB. I guess this means that you captured nearly all of the troops of that particular element. But for you, only the number of prisoners is important...

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there is nothing to add to this (got it from the documentary of Ken Burns) July the 14th, 1861 Washington D.C. My very dear Sarah: The indications are very strong that we shall move in a few days—perhaps tomorrow. Lest I should not be able to write you again, I feel impelled to write lines that may ...

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that is correct, the AI always attacks in Kentucky; if you play the union, it attacks, if you play confederate, it attacks as the union. I started a pbem game, and we both haven't dared to attack. Control of Kentucky is a great benefit to both sides, but if you invade, you should have the forces at ...

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it says, as an example, that you need at least two units to blockade the james. Does this mean two sections? or two units? What about an blockade fleet, does this count as the average of 4 to 6 units you need in other places?

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thanx a lot!!

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Hi, looking for a slow pace (3-5 turns a week, max one a day) game of the april 1861 campaign. first try on this game, but i like it a lot against the ai; side does not matter; do not care who the host is. languages: english, german (learning french at the moment, but lets just say it is not suffici...

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Name:Sven
Scenario/game:April 1861 campaign/Civil War
prefered side: both are ok
Turn frequency: about 3-5 turns a week, max 1 turn a day
languages: german, english

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Hi, i am no computer expert. How do i change it? what type of program do i need to open the file?

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general advice: remember that you can win the war by not loosing. This means using Wahington's strategy during the War of Independence. In short it means only attack if you are stronger (although a good general can outwit a stronger enemy, see Jacksons Valley campaign). Hit him were he ain't. If a m...

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What exactly are the effects of inflation? does it only affect prices or does it also affect morale and VP( historically, it certainly had an impact on southern morale)?

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i would like to see a list of all scripted reinforcements appearing in the game (a list like the one already existing for the April 1861 Scenario, but also including units which might appear via random event, and stretched out until 1866). This could be a word file.

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that is the one, thanks

or merci bien

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yes, but a) not all of them, and b) what about scripted units in 1862 or 1863?

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Check the Wiki under FAQ about Kentucky neutrality a) in September 1861 there is a small (10%) Chance for Kentucky to secede if the CSA Moral score is higher than the USA b)If a Militia unit in Kentucky is attacked by one side, Kentucky joins the other c) if the CSA captures Bowling Greene or the Un...

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Hi, When do you start buying reinforcements a) with the union; i have tried an april game against the AI and find it difficult to incoperate the forces you have at the start (or which become active during the first turns) , esspecially since your command Chain is nonexistent. You have to wait a whil...

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regarding the picture of the surrender; The General of the Confederates was John B. Gordon commanding the 210 survivors of the original Stonewall Brigade. regarding movies a) The Horse Soldiers b) Ride with the devil (there is also another Movie about missouri with Clint Eastwood, forgot the name) c...

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thanks for the quick answer
one more...
What are the Europe box and the Cuba box for? Spain and Europe remains neutral; could you like use them for CSA raiders to get to safety if damaged?

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a) in the 1862 CSA Scenario, both the Florida and the Alabama are locked permanently in England (only released if attacked); do they become activated through an event? b) What are the Mexican forces for? Will they be adressed in a future patch? c) What about the California squadron of the US Navy? W...

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AACW PBEM, side either CSA or USA, slow pace game (about 3-4 turns/week)

Opponent found

siege artillery and coastal artillery

letter of Sullivan Ballou to his wife Sarah July 14th, 1861

question regarding brown water blockade

found opponent, thread closed

inflation

When to start buying reinforcements?

several questions about locked units