AAR; Bull Run

[aryaman]

an Union army on the move eat the content of several wagons a turn, so I don't think it will be a viable solution, wagons cost much and don't resplesnish automatically, you have to send them back to depots. See them as the mules train that the logistic department moved around, this is historical in this sense.

Excellent! that looks indeed a very accurate portrait of the logistic system and limitations of the day.

[HonkryTonk]

More, we want MORE!!!

please



H.Tonk

[Korrigan]

The Beta team is working hard with Pocus.

Expect another Beta AAR this month, with another scenario tested, and this time it should be PBEM.

[tremy]

Barney,I have slight concern ( because I'm a lousy general) that all those southern units so easily get between Mcdowell and Washington.
In the campaign game are we likely to constantly be getting the rather unhistorical movement of enemy armies appearing on the Ohio 200 miles behind our lines?
I understand that Hood tried to halt Sherman by moving to Nashville ,but it wasnt like the war of independence, with no fixed lines.Armies surely generally kept in relatively close proximiity.I hope it was the attempt to complete your scenario objectives ,or even poor generalship (sorry)