Losing and recapturing cities

Strategic Command: American Civil War gives you the opportunity to battle for the future of the United States in this grand strategy game. Command the Confederacy in a desperate struggle for independence, or lead the Union armies in a march on Richmond.

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Losing and recapturing cities

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Is this a zero sum game in terms of FS? or do you recoup only a part of what was lost?
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I believe recapturing is half (50>25) and only once. That is after losing and recapture FS is 0.
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Thanks, this was more or less what I thought. But is it systematical or there are exceptions, i.e. losing Norfolk or say New Orleans? We are talking of thousands of FS here I believe.
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There are a handful of exceptions - the full breakdown is in the strategy guide.

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This sometimes leads to odd situations where if an objective that is only a town has traded back and forth then it no longer really matters. Jackson, MS is an example of this.
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