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World in Revolution: 1861

So Boerd said
Attrition only works if you can exhaust your opponent's resources faster than he can deplete yours, or you can exhaust the populace. The first is practically impossible, and the second isimprobable.

But there are other options. I could exhaust my opponents morale and make them unwilling to fight.

Or if I can hold out long enough where Lincoln isn't re-elected, then perhaps I can find peace with a new leader.

EDIT: That's Charlotte, North Carolina they're at, right?

World in Revolution: 1861

Thank you all for your thoughts on my strategy, but I really do think I can hold out on this war and win by attrition... So, Byrd? Outcast? Second round of war orders? That all seemed to take place early in the year.

So... I just realized we've been calling Albert Sidney Johnston as "Johnson" completely removing the "t" from his name...

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Except RGBI* is having it's own problems...

*Might I suggest URGBI or just the UR (add "United" to the front of the name)

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solamelike said
Would you like some?

I CALLED DIBS

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Giant said
So, no intervention in República Dominicana?

If so, dibs. I shall make a Caribbean empire

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Did anyone here know who Stephen Mallory was??

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Anyone still here??

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@Outcast, sent in my regular orders.

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So is the general consensus that indeed in our game realistically Europe would look back to American cotton for use????

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I think I pointed out something very important about the cotton industry in my most recent IC post.