Missing Buttons

From the creators of Crown of Glory come an epic tale of North Vs. South. By combining area movement on the grand scale with optional hex based tactical battles when they occur, Forge of Freedom provides something for every strategy gamer. Control economic development, political development with governers and foreign nations, and use your military to win the bloodiest war in US history.

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PolloDiablo
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Missing Buttons

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Sorry if this should be obvious, but it's my first time playing this game with the latest patch. When I play, the conscript/volunteer/impressment buttons for a province are gone. I can't remember exactly what they were called, but they were the ones that would let you draft or recruit new brigades, or impress extra resources. Is that a hitch from running it through compatibility mode on Win7, or were those removed for this patch?
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RE: Missing Buttons

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No, nothing like that. You must have chosen to turn off one of the "advanced" options ("Impressment," I think). Or maybe when installing the patch this was turned off. So, this is a simple matter of making a change on the opening screen.
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RE: Missing Buttons

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Oops, now I feel silly. I didn't have the option checked. Thanks for pointing that out.
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No biggie. In retrospect, it's not obvious that that button has an effect on raising both units and money/resources.
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