<t> I'm a little confused by what you mean as 'house rules'. But as for those incidents brought up there are easy ways to explain it-<br/>
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1. With the first ones, brigades were 'temporaily detatched' quite often. At the Battle of Gettysburg for instance, two of Hood's brigades were under ...

<t> Umm, I tend to try to capture the cities, but only if I have a chance of holding it. As for attrition, it works if you have the manpower (which you do). The main reason (I could be wrong, I'm more of a ACW and Napoleonic person myself) that the Germans failed at Verdun was because they were the ...

<t> Saying that you captured most of Tenn., and have the Confederates bottled in Richmond, I'd say you are doing better than the north was in history (At that point in 1863, they were on the verge of losing the war). Keeping long supply lines is the burden of the attacker, something that halted ...

<t> Well I think why July 1861 was better was either:<br/>
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B. They try to even the stranderd campaign out.<br/>
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C. Maybe FoF (as much as I love them) made a mistake. The new patch improves a lot of those (if you have the one ...

<t> Hey, glad you bought the game, hope you'll enjoy it.<br/>
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As for scenarios, I'm pretty sure there's five-<br/>
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Small Campaign (tutorial)-This Campaign feature a small setup and small armies. It's main purpose is to help you get the hang of things on a not so massive ...

Thats strange. I have the same operating system and it works on FoF. Though when I put my in it didn't auto run, I had to clikc on computer and then click on drive. E. Is it a laptop or a regular computer? And how doesn't it run?

<r> Magruder and Price’s attacks, despite initial success, were slowing due to massed union fire. Schofield and Sturgis conducted a strong defense, and though the lead union elements were pushed back, outside of Westport, the attack staggered. The Missourians under Price, the famed ‘Missouri State ...

<r> Following the battle of Wabash, the Trans Mississippi theatre proved to have great interest. Joseph Johnston and his army crossed the Kansas-Missouri border into Missouri. His army was 24,000 strong now, exclusive of Indian recruits and ‘loyal’ Kansas militia. His target was the capitol ...

<t> My strong suggestion would be to <br/>
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A. Launch an invasion of Pennsylvania. Capture Harrisburg and bring the state to your side, this will allow you to not only convince the world that the CSA has offensive power, but you can now produce troops in the union rear. This means that ...

<t> Well a few questions just to know your circumstance.<br/>
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1. How big are your victories on averege? Do&nbsp;you get any 'Cannae' like battles with huge sucsess or are they hollow victories?<br/>
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2. Have you launched any invasions of the north?<br/>
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<t> I like all of them personally. Um, Southern Steel is probably my favorte as CSA, as USA the regular campaign. The Coming Fury is pretty good too though. They all have there pros and cons.<br/>
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If you like organizing your forces and having completely different historical ...

<r> October 28, 1862<br/>
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Following the battle, I heard news that General Beauregard and his army were marching towards Louisville, to liberate that city. His men soon routed the garrison in a brief battle and then occupied the town. To the north, Albert Sidney Johnston crossed the Ohio ...

<r> Hello everyone, I’m back. After tabulating the votes on this forum and on other sites I posted on, the answer is option 3. Let’s see how this goes…<br/>
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Johnston looked over at Breckinridge. <br/>
“John, I’ve decided to support your idea. We’ll attack the yankee center tomorrow. I want ...

<r> Option 5<br/>
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<r> Option 4<br/>
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<r> Option 3.<br/>
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Option 2.

<r> Should of put in a map. I actually have my laptop with me so I can do regular posts but not game ones due to FoF being installed on my home computer. Here's a map I made on paint (I know, sorta sloppy). It has the positions as numbers the possible choices with arrows showing where they would go ...

<r> <I><s>[i]</s>Battle of Frankfort or Alum Creek part two<e>[/i]</e></I>On the right, Cleburne readied his division. He organized his six Brigades and dispatched a brigades worth of skirmishers to probe the union line across the river. Union Pickets would be driven back or would drive the ...

<r> As Johnston moved his army North, he arrived near Frankfort which was Kentucky’s capital. He ran the Governor and State Legislature out of town, and installed a new Governor. Johnston encamped his army near the edge of the town for the night. He had his men on guard, for he knew that the Army of ...