You can get it here immediately: http://www.rogepost.com/n/5094685446
NB: we shall include it in the next patch as well.
Leaders Appearance List
The beta team has worked on a PDF document (29 pages!) that will give you a complete overview of the military leaders in the game, their main features, date of appearance and quite a few other pieces of information that will help you play...
You can get it here immediately: http://www.rogepost.com/n/5094685446
NB: we shall include it in the next patch as well.
You can get it here immediately: http://www.rogepost.com/n/5094685446
NB: we shall include it in the next patch as well.
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DennyWright
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We did our best. Next, but not so soon 
, we plan to put a list of all units and their stats and abilities. This is a bigger project so we will need more time.
Enjoy it this one for now
Godspeed
, we plan to put a list of all units and their stats and abilities. This is a bigger project so we will need more time.
Enjoy it this one for now
Godspeed
Forrest said something about killing a Yankee for each of his horses that they shot. In the last days of the war, Forrest had killed 30 of the enemy and had 30 horses shot from under him. In a brief but savage conflict, a Yankee soldier "saw glory for himself" with an opportunity to kill the famous Confederate General... Forrest killed the fellow. Making 31 Yankees personally killed, and 30 horses lost...
He remarked, "I ended the war a horse ahead."
He remarked, "I ended the war a horse ahead."
arsan wrote:Thanks!! Very informative... and It even have portraits!!
About the units stats list... It would be cool, but you can check them on the game...
I think it would be better to do some kind of document with the main game events: dates, triggers, effects...
Cheers!
You can check units in the game but only after you buy them
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Anyway, I agree that events would be perhaps more needy. I'll talk to PhilThib.
Godspeed
Forrest said something about killing a Yankee for each of his horses that they shot. In the last days of the war, Forrest had killed 30 of the enemy and had 30 horses shot from under him. In a brief but savage conflict, a Yankee soldier "saw glory for himself" with an opportunity to kill the famous Confederate General... Forrest killed the fellow. Making 31 Yankees personally killed, and 30 horses lost...
He remarked, "I ended the war a horse ahead."
He remarked, "I ended the war a horse ahead."
marecone wrote:We did our best. Next, but not so soon
And here I was planning on using my exceptional Python programming skills to retrieve the info from the unit files directly and present in a timely fashion...
Spruce wrote:Cadmus Wilcox was commanding a division in Longstreets corp - during second Manassas in 1862. So his appearance in the 64 group is off imho.
Wilcox is an interesting case. He did in fact command division sized forces during the Seven Days battles and 2nd Bull Run. However, he was not at Antietam (was Wilcox wounded at 2nd Bull Run or was Longstreet not happy with his performance), and by Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, and Gettysburg he was back down to brigade command (in R.H. Anderson's division). It was not until the Spring 1864 campaign that he was a full time division commander again. This is why I suggested 1864.
Are there any Wilcox experts out there that can explain the apparent demotion after 2nd Bull Run? I have yet to purchase a detailed book solely on the 2nd Manassas campaign...However, it is on my to-do list since it is one of my favorite battles
Wilcox was not demoted. He was given temporary command of what would later be Pickett's division. Based on his spotty performance, Longstreet reccommedned Pickett for promotion to divisional command, which was granted.
He was not given a division until August 1863. He took over Dorsey Pender's Division of Hill's Corps after Pender died at Gettysburg.
He was not given a division until August 1863. He took over Dorsey Pender's Division of Hill's Corps after Pender died at Gettysburg.
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jimwinsor
- General of the Army
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Wilcox' 2nd Bull Run command was a provisional division of 3 brigades from Longsteet's former command...he was also in command of one of the brigades (he happened to be the senior brigadier I guess).
That command was later absorbed into Anderson's division, and after Anderson was wounded at Antietam, Wilcox stepped in as temporary commander for a brief time (Sept-Nov 1862).
He was then back down to a brigade commander until after Gettysburg, where like Stonewall says, he got Pender's old division.
That command was later absorbed into Anderson's division, and after Anderson was wounded at Antietam, Wilcox stepped in as temporary commander for a brief time (Sept-Nov 1862).
He was then back down to a brigade commander until after Gettysburg, where like Stonewall says, he got Pender's old division.
Hi
Reading the list i have found some errors (sorry! :innocent
Here they are
- K Schurze: most of the information is blank.
- Natahaniel P. Banks: most of his informations are blank and also have his special comments all mixed up (they refers to Smith and Lyons...
)
- We have Pinkerton spy details but not a word about Belle Boyd!!
And... most of the confederate leaders pages badly needs a blank line to separate between leaders.
Hope it helps!!
Cheers!
Arsan
Reading the list i have found some errors (sorry! :innocent
Here they are
- K Schurze: most of the information is blank.
- Natahaniel P. Banks: most of his informations are blank and also have his special comments all mixed up (they refers to Smith and Lyons...
)
- We have Pinkerton spy details but not a word about Belle Boyd!!
And... most of the confederate leaders pages badly needs a blank line to separate between leaders.
Hope it helps!!
Cheers!
Arsan
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Winfield S. Hancock
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- Location: Lovettsville, VA, USA
I think I know this guy from somewhere...
Nice document guys !
Nice document guys !
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General Armistead: Virginians! For your land - for your homes - for your sweethearts - for your wives - for Virginia! Forward... march!
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General Armistead: Virginians! For your land - for your homes - for your sweethearts - for your wives - for Virginia! Forward... march!
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Having trouble with that link... For me it opens the file hosting service's upload page/sales page instead of a pdf or a link to a pdf. Do I need to subscibe to the service to get to the download page?
P.S. What a fantastic game! I'm finally starting to grasp the nuts and bolts of the game, and am in awe of the work that the AGEOD crew has done.
P.S. What a fantastic game! I'm finally starting to grasp the nuts and bolts of the game, and am in awe of the work that the AGEOD crew has done.
Send me an email at contact@ageod.com with the thread title as subject, and I'll email you a zip with the pdf file (1.7 Mb)
Since there seems to be something "iffy" with the download, I've set up a mirror here: http://folk.uio.no/amveha/aacw/ACW_Leaders_List_01.pdf
(Provided this is OK for Philippe et al?)
(Provided this is OK for Philippe et al?)
Rafiki wrote:Since there seems to be something "iffy" with the download, I've set up a mirror here: http://folk.uio.no/amveha/aacw/ACW_Leaders_List_01.pdf
(Provided this is OK for Philippe et al?)
Thank you for the mirror, I couldn't download from the original link either.
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