I just used easy as this was my first full campaign and I just wanted this first one to be a learning game. Just wondered why, if I won them all I didn't repel the north.

OK, I just made a 3 star a corps commander. Is this a waste? How many corps can an army have?

OK, in a post I saw that there's supposed to be a little envelope or something to signify if he's active or some other way to tell. I still can't tell.

OK, what about units not leaders. Why do some of them get locked and I can't move them? Also what does WAD mean?

OK, so I want to make Windsor a division leader but it's whited out. I know I don't have 24 division leaders already. It says (0 divisions are requiring the form up cost) when I hover the cursor over the tab (this means nothing to me btw ).

OK, how do I find out how many dision leaders I can have? Still having trouble with this.

Hi, A few battle questions. I fought a bunch of battles in Winchester and won them all. Doing more than 10 to 1 causualties. However, at years end, the North is still besieging. Why is that? Also, how is it that sometimes you can win with no ammunition? Would seem to me that the team with the bullet...

Sorry if I'm being dense here, but... What's the advantage of making a general a division leader? If their in the window with the other units or divisions isn't he commanding them anyway?

Barksdale, sorry. I guess my question for 3 is, Runyon says that the perfect division consists of: 1 Leader 11 Infantry Regiments 1 Sharpshooter Regiment 1 Cavalry Regiment 4 Artillery Batteries But Arsan says that you don't really need to merge leaders with the units. This seems contradictory. Anyw...

Thanks for the help guys. Just a few questions about divisions. This is from Runyon's 101 guide in the strategy section: [color="Blue"]Concept #3 - The Division As I said, AACW is a game of planning, organization and execution, and part of that organization is raising troops and forming them into ef...

Hi! This is a stack: http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/7295/stack01in3.jpg You see it gets 4 Command Points: The 2-star General generates 8 Command Points. The stack is no Army or Corps: Command Points are reduced by 50% (Out of Command Chain penalty) I add another general to the stack now: http:/...

OK, that does help (I hope, at my laptop now, will try later). I think I'm understanding. So, all those guys in the window at the bottom of the screen are in the stack, right? That makes more sense. So is one of the units a division? If so can we always merge units to make bigger divisions? OK, say ...

Also, why can't I stack up more than 1 or 2 units with a general? I thought we were supposed to be able to have a bunch of regiments(brigades?awwwwwwww). Sometimes I can't even get 1 unit to stack with a general. For instance right now I'm looking at Benjamin Huger and no units will stack with him.

OK, sorry for asking a question that I'm sure gets asked all the time but I'm getting very frustrated. I've read through the guide in the Strat section, went to the wiki page and went through the tutorials but I still don't understand how this whole command points/stacks/corps works. O.K. I'm the CS...