New troop counts for November scenario

[Erik Rutins]

I just checked Southern Steel and the new troop counts are in there. I assume you actually started up the Standard Campaign, which these changes were not applied to. The Standard Campaign is still more balanced as far as forces and economies, although within the bounds of what was historically possible, but it does not incorporate the strictly historical OOBs or economies.

[spruce]

ORIGINAL: Erik Rutins

I just checked Southern Steel and the new troop counts are in there. I assume you actually started up the Standard Campaign, which these changes were not applied to. The Standard Campaign is still more balanced as far as forces and economies, although within the bounds of what was historically possible, but it does not incorporate the strictly historical OOBs or economies.

I was refering to the standard november startup - 150.000 confederate forces (2 armies) is even something I don't recall from the past ? I moved the small army to Fredericksburg to join the big army and the Union send in all they got. Result in the second turn, a battle even larger then Gettysburg. Seems to be very tricky for the CSA then!

I played for a few turns - no wounded or killed generals yet ! I'm looking forwar to see the first general go down !

[Gil R.]

They're definitely getting killed at a realistic clip. I lost Joseph E. Johnston as a 3-star just the other day!

[spruce]

ORIGINAL: Gil R.

They're definitely getting killed at a realistic clip. I lost Joseph E. Johnston as a 3-star just the other day!

that sounds good, but I'm playing instant battles all the time - I hope they die also in the instant battles ! [:)]

[Gil R.]

They do -- it happened to me just last night.