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Quick side note that might spark some discussion, was anyone else aware that Robert E. Lee was the step-great-grandson-in-law of George Washington, as well as descended from King Charles II through...

Robert E. Lee was of course a leading General of the Confederate States Army, and was offered the position of leading the U.S. Army instead, but denied the offer for fear of fighting his home state. ...

Shame our company thread's not so active.

Have I posted in this thread? Don't think so.

I'm from Tifton, Georgia, and live in the regions surrounding it still.

Follow-up question, would I be able to back the game using Paypal's guest checkout function? Like, will it still be able to get my email from the contact info?

Does someone need to have a fast internet connection for War of Rights? Or does it handle well under sub-par connections? I'm still stuck on DSL...

We had 90% in my area of Georgia. I used a welding mask, it was pretty neat - and quite eldritch.

I almost fell for it...

I had heard there was an "original 13th ammendment" that would've made it impossible to abolish slavery that was proposed under Lincoln but I never knew the name of it

19 out of 35. Mostly messed up on the questions about exact dates and amount of soldiers and what have you. As well as two that I knew the answer to but doubted myself.

I'm impressed that this...

Come on guys gotta keep this thread active lest we loose our place as the largest company because all these other companies are higher on the list

I'm curious as to what made a group of Europeans such as yourselves so interested in the American Civil War that you decide to make a game about it

"Company Commander"? You make it sound like we're in the Coast Guard, or the Navy!

Anyway though, this would be pretty handy

If that can only run it on low I for sure need to invest in a P.C.

Just watch Gods & Generals and Gettysburg. They're the only movies that come anywhere close to accurate imo.

*salutes*

Unrelated to your channel: is the flag in your profile pic the flag of the 24th Georgia Volunteer Infantry?

"Captain John Francis Tidball, West Point Class of 1848, started the custom of playing "Taps" at military funerals. In early July 1862 at Harrison's Landing, a corporal of Tidball's Battery A, 2nd U....

I'm just as hyped as you fam.

I don't want to make a Paypal, so I'm holding on for Beta

Also thank you for your service, sir!

I think the South lost because it made the mistake of invading Pennsylvania. As far as I know, at least when Stonewall Jackson was alive, the South was winning the war while on the defensive.

Says the page can't be found there for me

Assuming by FSE you mean the company who made NW

My bad!

I mean, yeah, Bannerlord and War of Rights are on the way, but, they are still months away. Why does nobody still play NW and N&S

It's just a brief overview of one of my Confederate ancestors.

Thomas Henry Hiram Rigdon was a native of Bulloch County, Georgia. He had two sons in the Confederate Army, both died, most notably...