Congratulations @Dan_Rasmussen!
Downloaded and purchased although my first real playthrough will have to wait until life settles down a bit.
I know all our fellow history nerds are going to love the attention to detail you put into this game. I also know the demo felt like a much longer game than suggested. Proof that the idol of word count is a false god. May you receive the recognition you deserve.
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Thanks, everyone! Really appreciate your support and kind words about my game.
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I really like this game, and congratulations.
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Those who aren’t killed or injured would likely return to their units after the battle. It’s a way to bolster your numbers temporarily, but at the end of the battle I had to remove them to calculate unit casualties. No particular intention to bring them back.. And thanks for your continued support!
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i did come across something further and not quite sure what i would classify it as when taking the path of falling back or staying at henryhouse hill. Falling back we get the option to take entire regiment or leaving the second battalion at the hill. Choosing to leave the second battalion there it seems the choice is treated by the follow up as entire regiment gets out with minmal loss based off our previous choices i made. Not sure if its a thing but found it worth mentioning. No worries i love history and the civil war history so defintly allways game for such games.
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That may actually be a mistake, though I thought I programmed a few casualties in there. I’ll check later when I’m at my computer.
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Sounds like a plan if it helps over all if i recall correctly i ended up with i think was 102 total casualties tops maybe 92 from the entire battle.
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