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Did you play the 1st Tutorial in Winchester. Jacksons , if so how did you attack the Yanks who were behind the buildings and using that to their advantous? I am new to this game

Great episode with tons of action

Here is an interesting idea for a video. Describe the state of the battlefield to some LLM (chatgpt for example) and make your decisions based on what it tells you to do. See if it can beat an easy low level ai.

Polignac, the G is silent and you say the last part like Yak. Like how you pronounce Cognac, the liquor. French...I imagine he was from Louisiana.

Always interesting

A long time ago, I started to think that the ability of the a.i. to make better choices largely depends on their initiative and cunning stats of the commander. Higher cunning gives the a.i. more flanking maneuvers. Especially when you auto resolve.

i need tips to fix fps performance

Thanks for this fun episode. I did notice a few times especially in battles it was hard to hear your voice over the gun fire and other sounds.

When clicked on a unit in the campaign map hover your cursor over the circle in the supplies bar. It will tell you how many troops the local depot can supply, as well as the speed of resupply. If the depot is surrounded by many towns in a populated area it can support more than the normal, and vice versa for a barren area.

Need a Napoleon game like this.

What's best graphic set up

Seen ads for this a while back but never actually seen it played, interesting.

My graphics lag and are janky. Not smooth . Just got new gaming computer. Any tips on settings. Tbx

is it possible to mod a truce or peace treaty. would like to be able to mod tha in

Hey man, I’m enjoying your videos but I was wondering if you could make a quick video on how you changed the amount of policies you can take, so you can pick more than 9 policies, I noticed you had yours at like 15. Thanks and I hope you have a good day!.

Thank you for these. just picked up the game a week ago and I am pretty lost.

123 in game at the moment.

You and I need to have some talks so I stop flooding your comment section with stuff...

The sizes of units were never really standardized. 1 regiment was typically 10 companies of 100 men. Any regiment at 600 men or less would instead be labeled a Battalion. 2-5 Regiments per brigade. A division would have no less than 2 brigades and sometimes up to 5. A corps would have no less than 2 divisions and sometimes up to 5. And several instances where a division would be broken off for temporary independent command, such as when Lee left a division in Fredericksburg while he went to Chancellorsville, or when Pope left a single division to guard South Mt. just before 2nd Manassas.

Take all brigades out of a division if you want the division deleted and X out of the menu and come back. Same goes for scaling.

Also, it is totally worth while to invest in 2-3 small light navies and place them at the crossings to protect both your armies and your towns. And you want to own Memphis, Nashville, Corinth, and Decatur. That rail line will allow you to protect that entire area, while allowing shipping from Chicago and St. Louis all the way down. While giving you a stable and rich cotton supply to stabilize your economy. Making clothing, uniforms, textiles, and cheaper and more profitable along with raw exports.

Use the rivers and railroads whenever you can in the west, build a market next to the ferry crossings. All of your logistical problems will dissipate. It is worth it. Another thing: Monies from subsidies, acts/policies like banking/print notes are deposited on a monthly basis. So say you take the bank act and it says it dumps 120 million a year into your pool, that's 10 million a month.

Yes

I wish they’d keep working on this.

The fact that we got 13 new maps was awsome

I'm rather impressed by the numbers my eco is putting out. The c.s.a. is holding on by their short hairs, I might let them retake Charlotte, N.C. so they get some national morale back and I can keep playing this run a bit longer. It's April 13th 1864 in this last one. I'll get some screenshots soon enough but here's some numbers for you. G.D.P. cranked back up to over 1B, but is now leveling off at about 850M. Public Wealth - .62, anything over .6 is prospering Corporate profits for most of the game was between 90-120M, has now settled at about 68M Domestic Trade - 1.8B Foreign Trade - 284M Private Income - 3.7B Revenues: Tariffs - 682M Sales Tax - 449M Income Tax - 557M Corporate Tax - 17M Land Sales - 33M Totals = 1.7B My tariffs and Foreign Trade have never declined to a point where I've ever noticed. Trade has likely declined at some point earlier when the enemy had a navy to run around still. Now they only field 4th rates that keep getting sent against my Ships of the Line...lol Coffee production is over 200. I need to look a bit more closely into this, but I think that having the gold mines in Charlotte, N.C. and the one between Atlanta and Chattanooga increases availability of Coffee since it's a "hard currency". If the devs went as hard as they seem to have in the historical aspect, that would fit perfectly. The British wouldn't trade in fiat at this time. I have about 30 more banks to throw down and my private wealth already increased 0.05+, instantly raising my Income Taxes by 50M-60M.

Hi GreatScots! It has been a while since I have visited your channel. Last I was on there was a small bug in the navy that allowed large production out of a certain southern port, as I recall. I admire your strategies and was thinking about re-installing the game. I have a question, if you could help me. What advantages (the three pre war picks) and strategies (mid war- such as the awesome English 600 yard rifle) should I choose for the easiest Confederate victory? Thanks for any help you might be able to give me ! =) I know you like to play on hard mode, but I prefer a more moderate or easy mode. Thanks again =)

Just did a battle about 5 hours ago. I funneled the AI all the way back to the wall of their entry point. But was only able to pull it off once I got a brigade of infantry, 1 horse regiment and 4 regiments of cannons across the creek. Once I got the cannons up and going, I pushed my center and left flank in to start engaging. Followed up with the brigade I walked across the creek on the right. It was so 🤤when it all went according to plan, which just required patience.

Tutorial is telling you how to play not strategy and tactics. I can’t get my navy to disengage from the forts and never told them to attack the forts in the first place. Helping figure that out is a tutorial. Don’t care about. Walmart. Just a suggestion.

How did you get 11 iron clades in such a short time ?😅

Really do appreciate your videos on war of rights! Its not only a learning tool but its what gets people interested in the game so thank you!

I need to get back to this mod, Its the best mod ever made for any game. I love it, its a real load of fun.

I played as the CSA for a entire game, I won cause I put together a army with like 150,000 men and hit the north with the army wiped out their entire army right out of the gate and won because i marched and took the capital and etc with minimal chance of resistance. I also dumped a lot into my navy and ended up having enough ships to blockade all the union ports.

This game is so screwy. Nothing works right

The framerate for me looks awesome

26:40 well I guess that's war profiteering 😀

The regimnet on the right is larger and has a longer line which makes the arc of fire bigger.

Transferring troop sis not working well. What is the secret?

Confiscation Act doesn't reduce supply costs by 15%, it increases supply efficiency to armies in enemy territory. The rate at which armies are resupplied. But it is still incredibly valuable.

Do you flip sides during a campaign? I've only watched your videos sporadically, but I'm going to have to dive into this regimental level gameplay series, though. And try it myself.

DAWG!! NEW MAP!!!

I was playing the Confederate campaign without the regiment part, is it normal for the Confederates to not have the pre-war King Cotton policy?

Is it just me or are the friendly AI dumb af in WL? I've done ran through about 15 campaigns and have finally landed on a setting were both sides are worth af on the field. EASY is the difficulty I found that makes both sides look good imo. I tried very hard and all the friendlies do every time when assaulting is just toss our boys in column formation at the enemy. Where tf did the logic go? AHHHHH! This game makes me so mad.

Game runs so bad. Nice battle though...

It looks good

I just got this game during the Winter sale. I have been watching these videos for a bit and it has made me want to get it, and boy was it worth the money. Do you think you can make a video explaining the new news about the Grand Tactician series?

One way they could have made the eco matter in a much more direct way: If inflation runs away too hard or fast for things like food and general commodities the regions mostly affected should have some type of rioting in play until you either take steps to fix it, or you move in troops to maintain public order like with the NY riots days after Gettysburg or the Bread riots in Richmond when all the women went nuts. Historically a pound of butter (in the south) was $3.50 before the war. During 1864-65 if my memory serves it rose to over $350-$400. The North use to joke that the South had a new General in command...General Starvation.

Is the mod public?

Waaaaait a moment, why is your campaign map movement so smooth???

Finally!!!!! Why has it been so long