Civil War Game

[Johnny Dennis]

This is a place for any game terms and definitions about any other thing that pertains to computer games; especially ageod games. Help me in this effort to build a database of terms and their definitions.

[Johnny Dennis]

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[Daxil]

You'll find a lot of these answers at the Wikii http://ageod.nsen.ch/aacwwiki/Main_Page

[Rafiki]

Johnny Dennis, we have had forums and an active community for AACW ever since the game was released a year and a half ago. Why not take a little time to get to know the place and what can be found of info here and then in turn see how things can be improved and clarified?

[Johnny Dennis]

Action-

Actions-

Armor-This is your protection; more or less this is your place of covering or is your covering.

Army-

Battle-This is a fighting zone; a battlefield; a place that fighting takes place.

Battle Gear-This is war wear. How you are dressed for battle.

Bayonet-We all know what this is; this is a knife that's usually at the front-end of your rifle.

Behavior-How do you or your forces behave in battle; or they on aggresive or on the defensive; do they run or do they stand up and fight.

Block-

Blockade-

Blue Coat-

Borderline Lookalike-

Breastplate-

Captain-

Combat-

Combat Penalty-

Command-

Command Radius-The jurisdiction of a leader; his authrity lies only within this area of operations.

Commander-A Commander is a Leader; such as a General.

Commanding General-

Commanding Officer-

Command Points-Abbrevated CP. These are provided by leaders.

Combine button-

Confederate-

Confederate States-

Colonel-

Corporal-

Corps-

Crawl-

CSA-Confederate States of America; this is the South or Southern Army; the gray Coats.

Deleting Sections of a Movement Path-

Department-

Division-

Element-

Fire-

Fog of War-

Force-

General-

Gray Coat-

Guard-

Helmet-

Information-Some of your information is on the Map, but other important information is on the Ledger pages.

Joining Forces-

Jurisdiction-Same as Command Radius.

Leader-The book that contains all your information.

Ledger-

Ledger Pages-

Little Books-

Lieutenant-

Map-

Meele Combat-I like to call this hand-to-hand

Men (how many men a Unit contains)-

Merging Forces-

Military Units-

Morale-Although this is your national's general Mood; Morale is based on your general Health, Ability to heal, and ability to bounce back into the fight; we call it being Army Strong.

Movement-

Movement Path-

Movement Orders-

Navy-

Number of Days (destination)-

Objectives-F9

Order-

Orders-

Patch-

Path Line-

Picture-

Politics-

Private-

Propaganda-

Regiment-2 Elements.

Region-

Reorganizing Forces-To reorganize forces is to make forces Regiments, Squadrons, Batteries, Brigades, Divisions, Corps, or Armies; and also the reverse. Reorganizing forces has to do with Combat Penalties and Combat Points.

Route-This is the path to your destination you plan to take. Leaving Virginia, going to Alabama you're going South.

Select-

Selected Unit-

Sergeant-

Soldier-

Split button-

Spliting Forces-

Stand-

State-

Strategic Map-

Supply Wagon-

Troop-

Turn-

Uniform-

Union-

Union States-

Unit Stack-

USA-

Victory-

Victory Points-

VP-

Warfare-

Warrior-

Weather-

Yankee-

[Gray_Lensman]

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[Nial]

Huh? At first I thought he was going to list acronyms. But some of these are seriously simplistic. Not worthy of an entry. The definition of State? And it's not filled in? Shoot me in the head now and get it over with. ArgHHHHHHH.

Nial

[Comtedemeighan]

This is silly what is the definition of blue coat

[Gray_Lensman]

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[Rafiki]

[color="Blue"]Guys, we've all been new on this forum, and it takes time to find one's footing when you're in a new place. Let's give Johnny Dennis the benefit of the doubt for now and see where he wants to go with this [/color]

[Comtedemeighan]

sorry Rafiki and Mr. Dennis

[Franciscus]

It has been said before, but one more time is not too much. Rafiki's work as a forum moderator is fabulous. He is one of the main reasons why this forum is such a nice place to spend some time

[Nial]

You are absolutly right Rafiki. I apologise for my previous sarcasm.

Nial

[Rafiki]

No worries, people

(And thanks for the kind words, Franciscus )

[Barker]

Acrually there were more northern troops to wear gray then CSA at the beginning of the war...same for the south with the blue coat........Rebel Yell...does anyone know the origin....hmmmm and don't say my wife guys

[Rebel Yell]

Interestingly enough what does State mean?

A state is a political association with effective sovereignty over a geographic area and representing a population. These may be nation states, sub-national states or multinational states. A state usually includes the set of institutions that claim the authority to make the rules that govern the exercise of coercive violence for the people of the society in that territory, though its status as a state often depends in part on being recognized by a number of other states as having internal and external sovereignty over it.

[Rebel Yell]

The rank of corporal was established in 1775 with the birth of the Army and the NCO Corps. Along with the rank of sergeant, the corporal is the only rank which has never disappeared from the NCO Corps.

A noncommissioned officer, next below a sergeant. In the United States army he is the lowest noncommissioned officer in a company of infantry. He places and relieves sentinels