I have a similar problem. I thought I had activated everything. I tried hitting A to cycle through. Nothing happens when I hit A. Is there anything else that could hinder me from moving on. Is there any other way to check on activation of armies? Thank you very much.

Was just thinking, heh, don't mind the "easy" foreign intervention settings as it obviously never got there, I turned it way down hoping to see how that would play out this scenario. Oh well, there's always next time. When the wolf shows you his neck, you don't rear back and reveal yours, you bite.

Alrighty, my last AAR was overly short, and I will try your collective advice next time I play as the Union. The big deficiency was trying to write the last one during my lunch break where I could not actually launch the game to review myself. So on this one. I am going to post the pictures of the e...

Well, I must say, she actually played out some really neat tricks in February-April of this campaign. I will have to update my game and see what happens anyway. When winter broke in the East, which was early March, it appeared the way south was an empty road. I even had a balloon just north of Richm...

Ok, here we go. The date was 1862, late April, the weather had finally cleared. I spend the whole of the winter organizing armies in Cincinnati and Louisville. I knew the south had a strong force in Lexington and that they would come out of the snow fighting at one of the aforementioned cities. I kn...