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I just looked at Parthia. I am at war with them but only a small portion of Parthia can be entered for play. That area has one strategic city, Nisbis. I don't know if it is worth going in for 1 VP if it is at the risk of stirring up a hornets nest. Although 1 VP for a hundred turns is 100 VPs. Maybe...

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Well I bought AJE maybe a year or year and half ago. I played every single scenario against the AI and played all sides, except the Caesar-Pompey scenario. IMO, every scenario is good. And it was fun playing against the AI-which amazed me. I started with the shortest scenario. Played the scenario th...

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Thanks Pantsukki, Pompey is heading back to the front. I noticed he was getting a bit nervous being so close to Egypt.

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I am playing Pompey in a Caesar-Pompey PBEM. First time I have played it, so not sure how events play out. I choose go East to raise armies. I received a message stating that Pompey needed to visit various potential allies to convince them to join the cause. It also stated it would take up to a year...

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You can make the changes very quickly with the AJE database. Unfortunately, it is not available at the moment. Hopefully at some point, we will see it because I would like to tweak some scenarios. Experimenting with unit values might be rewarding as well.

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Impressive victory! But Ummmm...bad, bad... really bad Karma!!

Although it sure feels good till the Karma kicks in.

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I would say, authoritatively, that Pompey is far better off moving to Spain than the east. Oops, I am playing a PBEM as Pompei and I moved East. I think it is turn 4 or 5 now and I was given the option to activate Juba last turn. He is now active. One of the great difficulties I am having at the mo...

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Jubas soldiers do have african trait, but they were not loosing cohesionmin 2 turns they where there I don't believe the troops lose cohesion for being out of area. I believe all the penalties are related to command control and command points. I believe African leaders outside of Africa have their ...

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I have spent the last few days trying to locate OOB's for the Russian-Polish War of 1920 on the internet. I have found a complete snapshot of the Polish Army with commanders down to the division level at the time of the battle of Warsaw in Wiki but almost nothing beyond Army fronts/commanders and ar...

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Both War of the Roses and English Civil War would be great. I would suspect with only minor changes, the same map could be used for both.

And how about France and Italian theater for 100 years war, Italian wars and French wars of religion??

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I read an old thread yesterday in which there seemed to be a consensus that Caesar was completely unbeatable in PBEM. Not sure of the date of the thread but perhaps some tweaks have been done to the scenario since then to balance it out a bit.

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And the African leaders do have the Out of African theater penalty. African troops require african leaders out of theater suffering penalties or without leaders have the high command point cost.

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Actually I think the Numidian troops have the african theater ability. So should suffer penalities outside Africa. I will doublecheck later.

I am taking notes as this scenario plays out. If the AJE database comes out, I suspect some tweaking to the scenario could be justified.

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Are you playing a human or the AI?

Pompei can raise a lot of troops in Spain and can move troops to Spain from both Africa and Sicily if he decides to concentrate there.

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In open fields on the defensive the best tactic was to build a strong defensive position, either using walls and fences and reinforcing these or digging trenches, to build a strong line with no gaps for the enemy to filter through. Correct, although it was very rare to see real entrenchments used b...

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Although the last post in that link tends to describe that all infantry at the time were trained as Light Infantry all the battles I can think of had infantry deployed on a battle line. All regular civil war infantry could and did deploy as skirmishers although the mass of the formation fought in b...

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One of the ageod folks will be along and provide the link. Hopefully sooner rather than later.

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Ummm...this thread is not good for my confidence. I just started a PBEM as Pompei and this is my very first attempt at the Pompei-Caesar scenario. Played all of the other scenarios against the aI but not this one. So I am pretty much in the dark as to what to expect in terms of events, etc. I have c...

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Thanks! Any possible release of the AJE database in the foreseeable future?

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Caesar talked of capturing cities in his book. Basically if a city closed its gates and forced a seige, once he took the city, he let his troops plunder the city. If a city surrendered on approach or with some negotiation, he did not plunder the city. Basically he made an example of the first city t...

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I am finished with a PBEM of 4 emperors and I was thinking of modding the scenario. Unfortunately I can't find a copy of the AJE database anywhere. Anyone have a link?

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Hi Tripax. Looks like you are doing some more good work! And I was thinking along the same lines as you until I started playing the game again. It suddenly struck me, the game is a division game and not a brigade game. Brigades are always integrated into divisions. Once into division, the total numb...

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Turkish Civil War??? That is another one I never heard of.... ;) Have to go do a google search. :p apy: How about the English Civil War, I have heard of that one. I imagine doing the research alone for a CUS would take forever if the information is available at all in the west. I couldn't even name ...

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I agree, Owl, huge project. I would think it would involve a minimum of 3 games. First from 1927-1937 using same engine as RUS and Espana. Second would cover WW2 and the third would cover 46-50 with possibly highly modified engines for new tech. Definitely monster project. And my knowledge of the en...

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No, thank you! You are doing great work!!!!

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I was just thinking there is a lot of similiarities between the Chinese Civil War, 1927-1950 and RUS except it took 23 years instead of 5 years and we push into WW2 and beyond. Reds, with strong Russian support, and Koumintang and warlords fighting it out until they all united to fight the Japanese ...

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Jack, I think it is the same man. I did a search on Ghai-Khan and found this: http://books.google.com/books?id=o3FWGRxVlSYC&pg=PA156-IA3&lpg=PA156-IA3&dq=Ghai-Kahn+1920&source=bl&ots=FWWDP_vRHS&sig=Yc0SALRmkBVAQpNWVjD0kGpRRJU&hl=en&sa=X&ei=JE9kU9jWBdSjyATS0ICIDQ&ved=0CC0Q6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=Ghai-Kahn...

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http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3A%D0%93.%D0%94._%D0%93%D0%B0%D0%B9.jpeg http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff116/Jagger_016/GDGai.jpg Here is a photo of Gaia Dmitrievich Gai, commander of the IIIth Cavalry Corps of Tukhachevsky's Army during the Polish-Russian War. His cavalry corps repeate...

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