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The Confederates May 1861
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Harper´s Ferry easily taken
Wenn du tot bist, dann weißt du nicht, dass du tot bist, es ist nur schwer für die anderen. Genau so ist es, wenn du blöd bist.
The Confederates June 1861
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no news
Wenn du tot bist, dann weißt du nicht, dass du tot bist, es ist nur schwer für die anderen. Genau so ist es, wenn du blöd bist.
The Confederates July 1861
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Winchester conquered
Wenn du tot bist, dann weißt du nicht, dass du tot bist, es ist nur schwer für die anderen. Genau so ist es, wenn du blöd bist.
The Confederates August 1861
The Confederate armies along the Mississippi stand by to repel the inevitable Federal attack. It looks like both sides have been quick to realise the value of adding armour to ships and boats!
2 Militia near Cairo destroyed
Wenn du tot bist, dann weißt du nicht, dass du tot bist, es ist nur schwer für die anderen. Genau so ist es, wenn du blöd bist.
The Confederates September 1861
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The former neutral cities of Louisville, Frankfort, Lexington, Covington, Parkersburg, Wheeling, Morgantown, Hannibal, Jefferson City decided to join the Union - 2 Infantry lost
Norfolk and Edenton conquered - 2 Infantry lost against Norfolk
River Fortress south of Cairo destroyed - 4 river gunboats lost
Another Confederation Ironclad detected....
Wenn du tot bist, dann weißt du nicht, dass du tot bist, es ist nur schwer für die anderen. Genau so ist es, wenn du blöd bist.
The Confederates November 1861
Norfolk will soon be back under Confederate control!
Heavy seabattle near Annapolis: 1 confederate Ironclad sunk with a lost of 2 warships
Yorktown and Morehead City conquered, Williamsburg blocked
2 Cavalry near Charleston W.V. and a pillaging one near Cincinnati destroyed
St. Joseph joined Union
Spotted Ironclad near Yorktown and mass of units near Rolla
Wenn du tot bist, dann weißt du nicht, dass du tot bist, es ist nur schwer für die anderen. Genau so ist es, wenn du blöd bist.
The Confederates November 1861
The Neutral states, which had been sitting on the fence, come into the war on the side of the Confederacy.
Louisville is captured by the Army of Kentucky. Two Federal Infantry destroyed defending the city, with two Confederate Infantry lost in the attack. New Albany is also captured after its two Militia Regiments are routed. Indiana is now their target.
Outside of Charleston the Army of West Virgina annihilate two Federal Conscript Regiments and then go on to take Huntington where two Militia Regiments are swept aside. Will they Virginians head for Ohio or Pennsylvania?
Outside of Lexington the Army of Missouri destroy an un-escorted Union General before taking back Jefferson City. Irregular Cavalry from Rolla outflank two Union Militia that are desperately trying to pillage the railroad lines and force them to surrender. Scouting ahead it is noted there are no more Federal units on the line between Jefferson City and St. Louis (IE they cannot be pillaged on the Unions next turn). One way or the other a big battle is expected soon in Missouri!
Heavy stuff...
I used cheat mode to recreate 2 Gunboats which were wrongly disbanded together with 2 others from New Albany
Louisville: 1 Artillerie destroyed - 1 River Gunboat lost
Between Jefferson City and St. Louis: 1 Infantrie, 1 Louisiana Zou, 1 Irregular destroyed
Mississippi River: 1 Fort, 1 Ironclad destroyed - 5 River Gunboat lost
Wilmington N.C. conquered
Near Parkersburg 3 Kavalerie destroyed
Wenn du tot bist, dann weißt du nicht, dass du tot bist, es ist nur schwer für die anderen. Genau so ist es, wenn du blöd bist.
Could I just clarify what you mean here. I guess the two from New Albany were not disbanded because they were homed to that city, but were disbanded by the game for some other reason (IE a glitch / bug).Zitat von Cobra
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