Couple questions related to this topic: 1) When you say that martial law binds loyalty, does that mean that as long as you have 51% military control in a territory that loyalty will automatically increase by 1% only until it hits the low end of 30%? 2) What are the right conditions for establishing ...

hmm, that is a good question. I haven't found that capability, but would be a nice edition wouldn't it? Currently as I understand it, all you can do is either go to the roster and look at each individual command and also click on the army leader to see the corresponding corps leaders. A TOE display ...

:coeurs: I just wet my pants....did I type that? :siffle: I can't wait for this game. First I get the best Civil War Era game from you guys and now a Napoleanic Game? :niark: Stewart Yeah, and I haven't even gotten around to BOA yet after being immersed in AACW...looks like you've got me hooked for...

Yeah! Lincoln was a softy! you can play till 2007 if you wish...the fact is that after 1866, there are no longer any game events, so it will for sure lack spice :nuts: [/QU what your saying is, you can play until you destroy every little defiant rebel, burn their all there houses, villages and citie...

I am playing the union and won in Dec 1864. It says I can keep playing, but can you also keep playing after Jan 1866? I want to make sure I have enough time to do a Shermanesque march through Georgia.

I have a decent computer and it started about 30 seconds and then gets progressively longer as more units/battles occur. 3-4 minutes now in 1864 for 61 campaign. There are a lot of calculations in this game.

Wow, just what I've been looking for in a game for a looong time now. I bought the game over the weekend and am addicted. This one immediately makes my top 10 of all time list, along with such greats as Flashpoint (now ArmA) and Combat Mission series. Great community on here too. Too bad I hadn't di...