CSA Movement to captured coastal forts

[AndrewKurtz]

I'm confused. I took Ft. Pulaski and I have 8 naval elements in the area. When I look at the links to the area, it shows river movement. Yet somehow the CSA can move forces to Ft. Pulaski? Don't (or shouldn't) ocean vessels block movement like river vessels?

[Gray_Lensman]

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[AndrewKurtz]

ok. so this isn't the case w/ every coastal fort? I just picked the wrong fort ?

[Gray_Lensman]

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[Jim-NC]

Gray,
Is there an easy way to determine that (without placing units in the area and pressing the shift key)? For example, if I don't have units in an area yet, am I able to tell if there what kind of connection a region has to another region?

[enf91]

Yeah. Look at the region borders . But yeah, there are some regions that are weird: I think there's one in TN that has a partial river boundary just from looking at the map, but holding shift says it's a river boundary. There's a region in PA near Gettysburg that has a very narrow "Polish corridor" between two regions; this little stretch of land between two rivers. By the way, the connection between the interrupting region and the region above it is a river. AACW really should have smaller regions; perhaps they should also be more uniform in size. I know that makes it like a trite hexagonal tesselation, though.