<t> I've been playing through my first full-scale campaign as the Union. To concentrate on the leader/combat/strategic elements, I left Production control to the computer, which, while it seems to keep me well-supplied, also builds WAY too much Heavy Artillery. I find it really just starts to stack ...

<t> This is a good strategy-- I had pondered how far to take assaulting the Gulf Coast region in those early turns.&nbsp; My question is how many cruisers should you commit to the river, and how soon?&nbsp; I assume you want to move them all in bulk and make one large assault, to avoid having ...

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: herwin<br/>
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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Sluggonics<br/>
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It looks like there's three activations in the opening, but I'm only getting 2 for the Union on the first turn. Maybe I can just move Chapman from OH to DC to run the cavalry scouting of ...

<t> It looks like there's three activations in the opening, but I'm only getting 2 for the Union on the first turn.&nbsp; Maybe I can just move Chapman from OH to DC to run the cavalry scouting of Manassas, and still activate Grant and Halleck on first turn, or wait until the following turn to ...

<t> I'm still waiting for a definitive political simulator in my Civil War wargame.&nbsp; I still loved the simplicity of No Greater Glory's cabinet-selection, political choice simulator.&nbsp; That game's political balancing act always felt more like the heart of the game than it's sketchy combat ...