In the edit campaign, advanced options, a box can be selected for airfields. I can't find anything in the manual about how this works. What does this selection do?

Thanks, Bill, for the always great support.

Exactly what are the benefits of Port Expansion?

I also find it very irritating to find Allied units with German names. This tends to spoil what so far seems to be a good mod.

I gave this a try over the past few days, completing a game as Allies vs. AI Axis. I used settings with no bonuses for the AI, which I know usually gives a strong edge to the Allies, but my goal was to see how the mod played rather than be concerned about balance. Two features stood out: 1. China ...

I enjoy the differences in this mod as compared to the original, vanilla game, but also as compared to other mods I've played. I'm in mid-1941 of my second game, playing Allies vs. AI Axis. I put Poland and France under AI control as a rule when playing WaW and in the first game I didn't give the AI ...

I, too, thank you for a great feature.

I got Shelby Foote's trilogy on the Civil War in 1978, discounted as a member of the Time-Life book club. Devoured it, and at the time it eclipsed Bruce Catton's work, although that is also great work. Long time ago, now for both. Now, having bought SC American Civil War, I've started reading Foote ...

Once again, high praise for your work, Kirk. I hate to pick at anything because this is so much appreciated, but I notice that the cavalry brigades have the regiment symbol (three pips?) while the cavalry divisions have the brigade symbol (one X). Is this on purpose?


Nope that is an error ...

Once again, high praise for your work, Kirk. I hate to pick at anything because this is so much appreciated, but I notice that the cavalry brigades have the regiment symbol (three pips?) while the cavalry divisions have the brigade symbol (one X). Is this on purpose?

I would love to get the new counters as well, and thanks for the great work.

Thanks for the prompt explanation. While I'm whining, the Missouri state guard also surrendered without being defeated in combat. I know they can't survive indefinitely, but that was also a rude surprise.

Not sure just where to post this, but I have started a game with v.1.02 as Confederate vs. Union AI and the Union has declared the Emancipation Proclamation in June, 1861! This has severely reduced the liklihood of European intervention for the CSA with England and Spain providing 0 MPPS and France ...

Union Ironclad and Monitor join the fight. I should add that the graphics look better in game than they appear here. :D

Union Ironclad and Monitor join the fight..jpg

These are great, so I very reluctantly comment on the CSA naval units -- I fear confusing them for Union because of the dark ...

I'm an old wargamer, and trust me when I say old. Therefore NATO graphics work better for me because these old eyes don't see so well, but in this game as well as other SC offerings the naval icons are blah. I've always wanted the ability to have NATO ground counters with 3D naval counters. I posted ...

The map scale is approximately 10 miles a hex. But the game uses the same SC system of one unit per hex. This is workable with WW I and WW II games, but in a game where warfare was about marching to a key town or position and fighting a battle where almost 200k troops fit in that hex, you end up ...

What version of the mod is that game from? It should say the file name.

Remember save games from previous versions do not convert to the latest. So if you started a save game with an older version and continued it then what version was it when you first started the game?


I started the ...

I don't know how to get the save file here. I can tell you that on the June 12, 1941 turn the USA is 89% mobilized.


What version of the mod is that game from? It should say the file name.

Remember save games from previous versions do not convert to the latest. So if you started a save game ...

Same

I don't know how to get the save file here. I can tell you that on the June 12, 1941 turn the USA is 89% mobilized.