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Excellent play through

Just some criticism (sorry!): 1. Have the board oriented right side up for the viewer. 2. Zoom in on the board. The viewer can't see the counters.

Very useful thank you, great stuff

I enjoyed your series so much that I bought the game. I was very impressed on how you supper both the Union and Confederate with one arm tied behind your back! Kudos sir!

How do you like the victory conditions for the South in this game? My only issue playing grand strategic Civil War games is at the south usually doesn’t have much of a chance depending on the game.

A couple of points: 1. Difficult to see what you are doing given that a) the map is upside down and b) the camera is too far away 2. You may want to consider using Vassal instead of the physical copy of the game.

btw, this is a really great series. We all make rules mistakes and strategy errors, and regardless its a learning tool for all! Very well done.

Towards the end of the turn, when Lee attacks, he should have had +2 more for the Union army being OOS

whoa! Suddenly the camera is mirror imaged! Gotta wrap my head around that :)

Very exciting turn! Its a lot for Bobby to do out there in the west. Union will need to treat him like Napoleon and attack where he isn’t

Looks like Morocco and Algeria.

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What’s the scream around 6 minutes hehe

Good series on the game. I have played the game once after reading the rules and watching videos on how it plays including your entire series. Thanks for doing them.

I am learning to play this game and I find your videos helpful. A lot of rules to remember with this one at least initially. Using Stuka Joes CDG method to play the cards. Learning how to develop good strategies would take a while. I see where strategic will is key to the CSA attempts to win perhaps. Thanks for doing these videos.

@40:00 is confederate unit allowed to cross river?

Great videos love this series thanks

21:36 There's no SW penalty when bringing a commanding general into an army through reinforcement (10.63).

12:20 "I don't do it randomly" (re: general placement) Is this a house rule for you? The rules say to pick a location, then randomly assign a general. In other words, you don't get to determine who goes where.

Good series. Thank you. This gave me a good look at how the game plays. I have read the rules but never actually played. This has inspired me to break out and try it solo.

At 8:30, it's unfortunate that you weren't able to play Galveston for the event. It is a GREAT card - enabling the Confederacy to take back a coastal fort. Moving the SP from Mobile with a 1 card to Pensacola, and then playing Galveston takes back Fort Pickens. Then the Union must spend a 3 card to take it back, and with a 1SP garrison, that is not guaranteed.

Again, I don't believe that there is a 7 space strategic movement limit. The limit is 7 Strength points for the South, each of which can move an UNLIMITED number of spaces along friendly rail lines.

Your strategic movement is totally wrong. The strategic movement is NOT 7 spaces for 1 unit along the railroad. It is 7 Strength points, each an unlimited number of spaces along the railroad. So the Mobile strength point could move to Richmond if it wished, and another 6 strength points could move around.

Why didn't you use Mud March to trap the Army of the Tennessee from escaping? Thank you for the excellent videos I'm just learning this one.

Really enjoying these vids. I am really excited for the new 4th printing. I've been checking GMT's website almost daily watching that P-500 creep up... like McClellan on the Peninsula. Would you consider an over the shoulder for the wide angle top down shots. Imo, it's a little disorienting looking at the board and cards upside down.

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