American Civil War

Crown of Glory: Europe in the Age of Napoleon, the player controls one of the crowned potentates of Europe in the Napoleonic Era, wielding authority over his nation's military strategy, economic development, diplomatic relations, and social organization. It is a very thorough simulation of the entire Napoleonic Era - spanning from 1799 to 1820, from the dockyards in Lisbon to the frozen wastes of Holy Mother Russia.

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2gaulle
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RE: American Civil War

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I have too many pleasure with COG to be able to think for an other game.

Is that so difficult to have pleasure with what you have?
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ravinhood
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Is that so difficult to have pleasure with what you have?

I dunno, human nature has always seemed to follow the path of wanting "more" and soon. ;)

I mean I'd be in hog heaven if they released this one and Revolutionary 1776 and ACW all at the same time, but, still I'd want "more". ;)
WE/I WANT 1:1 or something even 1:2 death animations in the KOIOS PANZER COMMAND SERIES don't forget Erik! ;) and Floating Paratroopers We grew up with Minor, Marginal and Decisive victories why rock the boat with Marginal, Decisive and Legendary?


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ORIGINAL: 2gaulle

Is that so difficult to have pleasure with what you have?


Just remembering some of your comments on Tin Soldiers: Alexander at this point.. [:D][X(][8|]
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I'll put in another vote for ACW. I think a CoG ACW game would look very different from what I'm expecting from Gary and 2by3's ACW game. They both seem like they could be very interesting and would not have a lot of overlap. World at War is much more of a beer and pretzels game, CoG is much more in depth and more serious.

While there are a lot of ACW computer games of specific battles, I agree with Guderon. There are no good strategic level ACW games. ACW would be an excellent choice for the next CoG game.
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2gaulle
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RE: American Civil War

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ORIGINAL: Hertston
ORIGINAL: 2gaulle

Is that so difficult to have pleasure with what you have?


Just remembering some of your comments on Tin Soldiers: Alexander at this point.. [:D][X(][8|]

definitively, if Alexander it's a typical low replayability game, COG is all the opposit
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