Battle Review

AGEOD’S American Civil War - The Blue and the Gray is a historical operational strategy game with a simultaneous turn-based engine (WEGO system) that places players at the head of the USA or CSA during the American Civil War (1861-1865).

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leehieb
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Battle Review

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Is there a screen that you can review your old battle stats on?

If not I would love to see this in a future patch if possible. Something like a chronological listing of all your battles so you could simply click on one and bring up the currently existing battle summary screen we get after each battle.

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Le Tondu
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RE: Battle Review

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Just a beginner here, but I thought you could scroll through that thingee [;)] at the bottom of the screen where everything is reported to you and then click on the red line that informs you that there was a battle.  You know, its in the same place as the unit thingee.  [;)][;)]

Um, that is how I do it.

On the other hand, ---I still haven't figured out how to assign an unassigned unit in a Corps to a specific Division  --or an unassigned unit in a Division to a specific Brigade.



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leehieb
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RE: Battle Review

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Hi Le Tondu,

You are totally correct, that works great for looking at just that turns battles but what if you wanted to review a battle from 2 turns prior? I was thinking along the lines of a battle history for the entire war. I know it’s not really important to the game play but would be a nice bit of chrome. [:)]
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RE: Battle Review

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you can't review past battles, they are not stored (for now, everything can change). But you can use a trick somehow, if you duplicate the saved game, you can then roll back thru it to see the 24 last turns. Be sure to have duplicated your game, because once you roll back, you can't forward to the current turn (this is not a VCR!)


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