Scourge of War Boards

<r>What causes this? In SP, this is how the brigades in my game halt in column formation after a road march. AI brigades do it too, AFAICT. I'm using some mods like Rebugler's bugles and flags and DRF as well as a terrain mod, but this has occurred before those mods were installed. <br/> Thanks <ATT...

I'm glad to have this. I for one prefer the smaller (actually, less gigantic) OOBs.

Just fired it all up and it works, looks, and plays great. Picton is already in trouble in the early going, damn his eyes. Thanks!

Looks great. Haven't played anything like it since the original AoS.

<t>In SP, they do become a pain when you see them calmly rolling through the middle of the battlefield, trying to find their division HQ. They'll hit the enemy's flanks faster than some of my best generals. Like Jack said, they have to be TC'd and placed out of harm's way, but I still need them duri...

Jack,

What a fascinating connection to history! I must ask if the legend is true; that when asked (by Georing?) what he needed to beat the British in the air, his response was "Spitfires."

Not a full hijacking since it is along the lines of flight sims, sort of.

Have not noticed, I need to get out with the horsemen more often.

<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>G,<br/> <br/> Definitely with fewer roads the armies corps and divisions tend to be somewhat nearby each other when the fighting starts. Excellent!<br/> <br/> Jack B)<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE> Jack, I was thinking that the AI does a better job with MORE roads (actually a road gr...

These are a great addition. Thank you. I sometimes think they actually make the AI a little more successful in that enemy columns don't get so spread out because of the greater route options. Maybe I'm over-thinking (rare).

Warpack was so great for finding commas or numbering mistakes in TC2M. Garnier's EditOOB.exe must do the same for SOW (haven't tried).

I'm sorry, I can't help it, feeling immature today:

If Robert E. Lee is facing Ewell's corps, I sure hope Hill and Longstreet are still loyal. Brrump ding!