I am very excited to see how strategies will alter in a city environment. I love the detail put in the map and how well the map fit to its historical past. This will definitely be my favorite map.
I am very excited to see how strategies will alter in a city environment. I love the detail put in the map and how well the map fit to its historical past. This will definitely be my favorite map.
Trusty,
How does the possibility of a soldier from one company/regiment falling into another company/regiment due to getting lost, company depleted, etc, affect the use of the uniform rewards? Wouldn't that be quite possible?
Or the same could go for the use of a weapon reward. What was the chance that someone could have just swapped their weapon for a J.F. Target rifle, if/when they found it on the field? I'm sure use of different ammo could have been a limiting and deciding factor in whether to switch or not.
Do these examples negate some of the desire to limit reward use?
Just curious. Thanks
Civil War Ancestors:
Lots of threads on this, namely the need to have a decent ballistics model:
http://www.warofrightsforum.com/show...ght=ballistics
http://www.warofrightsforum.com/show...ght=ballistics
From the screens it looks amazing, but i imagine when you get in-Game it feels a bit static. Put a load of Players in there and you're going to see buildings being camped while others akwardly try to rush up to the Snipers inside.
Decent Ballistics model + Buildings having different states (like ARMA 3) Undamaged - lightly Damaged - seriously damaged could be the way to go to remedey this.
Last edited by R21; 08-31-2017 at 07:15 PM.
USA General of the Army
Since the pictures are black and white, you can't tell, if they are dark red or black trim.
Please link to some written sources for that.
Our sources just mention the red trim.
The quartermaster reports for the 11th MS mentioned: "with red trim on the collar and cuffs, and eight red chest bars with buttons at each end". Thats how the regiment was fitted.
The Mississippi regulation for the militia and army mentioned "Red for Infantry" as trim.
The black and white pictures are no evidences, because you can't see the difference between black and dark red in such pictures.
Last edited by Hinkel; 01-07-2018 at 10:04 AM.