It’s a fun game and when you play with people who take the game seriously, it’s even more enjoyable. I also like being able to play through the historic battles that occurred.
@@ont1c i would love to see one of the Boshin War of my country since the USA and other european nations helped both the Meiji Restoration and the last of the Tokugawa Shogunate. My husband is a veteran and avid historian and i love studying along with my husband. the idea of using either Springfield or Enfield Muzzle loader rifles is amazing to me. the closest i ever got to shooting a muzzleloader was a Tanegashima Arquedus which a family heirloom.
It is much faster to reload while standing than while crouching. I think there's at least a five to eight second difference in reload speeds.
Yep, I think that's accurate.
Whoever was blasting better run through the jungle by ccr during battle is the biggest chad that ever existed
Lol! Some of the things people play crack me up.
What a way to start a video with the sound of artillery shot.
Thought it was a good touch!
my husband introduced me to this and it’s quite interesting to me as someone who is limited in knowledge about the American Civil war.
It’s a fun game and when you play with people who take the game seriously, it’s even more enjoyable. I also like being able to play through the historic battles that occurred.
@@ont1c i would love to see one of the Boshin War of my country since the USA and other european nations helped both the Meiji Restoration and the last of the Tokugawa Shogunate.
My husband is a veteran and avid historian and i love studying along with my husband.
the idea of using either Springfield or Enfield Muzzle loader rifles is amazing to me.
the closest i ever got to shooting a muzzleloader was a Tanegashima Arquedus
which a family heirloom.
@@MayumiTakezoC-chan9377 That would be a cool one to play through. I'd also like to see a version of this done for the American Revolution.
This game, like me, is beautiful
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