Jul 21, 2019 Scourge of War: Gettysburg is the work of NorbSoftDev, an independent studio founded by Norb Timpko, the creator of the Take Command cycle. The designer remained faithful to the theme of the American Civil War. The production is a development of ideas known from Take Command: Civil War Bull Run and Take Command: 2nd Manassas. Aug 07, 2021 Scourge of War is the definitive American Civil War grand tactical wargame of this generation. With impressive 3D graphics, an award-winning AI, pausable real-time play, historical battlefield terrain and orders of battle down to the regiment and battery level, Scourge of War captures the tactical challenges that faced the real Union.
Scourge of War is the definitive American Civil War grand tactical wargame of this generation. With impressive 3D graphics, an award-winning AI, pausable real-time play, historical battlefield terrain and orders of battle down to the regiment and battery level, Scourge of War captures the tactical challenges that faced the real Union and Confederate commanders more than 130 years ago.
Download, unzip to your Scourge of War: Gettysburg Mods directory: 'Scourge of War - Gettysburg Mods '. (By default, this is probably in 'C: Matrix Games Scourge of War - Gettysburg', but you may have customized the install location.) Note: for the most stable Windows 10 experience, do NOT use any of the mods that are 'Optional.' Scourge of War: Gettysburg - The 150th Anniversary Edition This is the complete Scourge of War series, now in a single game to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War. Get the battles of Gettysburg, Pipe Creek, Antietam, Chancellorsville and Brandy Station, all in one epic package. Scourge of War: Gettysburg is an outstanding tactical game. I've played a good number of other Civil War tactical games, including 'Take Command' but the game system, graphics and overall quality of play is vastly superior in Scourge of War. The game is very accurate historically; units, terrain, etc., are excellent.
In Scourge of War: Gettysburg, players will be able to take command of Union or Confederate forces in a rendezvous with history at the town of Gettysburg in July of 1863. Every engagement at Gettysburg has been meticulously researched and recreated, along with multiple “what if” scenarios to keep players on their toes. Featuring incredibly detailed battlefields created from four high-resolution maps with authentic and historic weather and battles, players will be able to experience history right on their computers.
Take Charge of some of the premier Generals that shaped America. See if your strategy can hand Lee the victory that was pulled from his grasp. Can you as Longstreet take out the Union left flank? Or will you stand as Chamberlain on Little Round Top and order “FIX BAYONETS!” Do you have what it takes to prove that Pickett's Charge could have resulted in anything besides the mass slaughter of Longstreet's Corps? Can you do better than history or have all the great Generals passed away with that bygone era?
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
The Battle of Gettysburg took place July 1st-3rd in 1863 and became well-known as the turning point in the American Civil War. It was also the battle with the largest number of casualties during the war.
The Confederate General Robert E. Lee marched north with his Army of Northern Virigina after success at the Battle of Chancellorsville in May of 1863. Lee looked to invade the North through Pennsylvania, to Harrisburg or as far as Philadelphia. With this offensive, Lee hoped to not only take pressure off war-ravaged Virginia but to also influence the North towards suing for peace. Heading towards Gettysburg, Lee was set to find and destroy the Union Army of the Potomac commanded by the newly-appointed General George Meade. Lead elements of these armies encountered each other on July 1, 1863, and both forces rushed to gain the most advantageous ground.
By the second day both armies had fully arrived, with the Union Army forming a fishhook-shaped defensive line from Culp’s Hill and Cemetery Hill to Little Round Top. The Confederate Army assembled opposite them across open fields and wooded terrain. Fierce fighting took place in close-quarters on the Union’s left flank at Devil’s Den, the Wheatfield, and the Peach Orchard, with the Union soldiers hard-pressed and just able to hold the line. Terrible casualties were incurred by both sides.
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The third and most important day hosted the amazing frontal assault by more than 12,000 Confederate soldiers in what became known as Pickett’s Charge on Cemetery Ridge. Known as the “high water mark” of the Confederacy, Pickett’s Charge ended up being repulsed by Union cannon and rifle fire with incredible losses. By the end of the day, both sides had sustained nearly 51,000 losses, with the Army of the Virginia on the retreat. Victory at Gettysburg along with the surrender of Vicksburg to the Union Army under General Grant on July 4, meant that the South suffered two setbacks that would turn the tide of war against them.
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Technical Help & Bug Post991 topicsGame won't run. Keeps crashing. Hopefully we won't get any posts here, but if we do, we'll try to help you out. You can also post any bugs that you find here. IMPORTANT: Don't post mod related problems here! Moderators: Shirkon, Chamberlain, Flanyboy, ADukes, Jim, Little Powell, mitra76, con20or | Re: Posting Messages & Replying - ... by RebBugler 3 days 16 hours ago | |
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Here is where we discuss the official add-on packs for Scourge Of War: Gettysburg. Moderators: Shirkon, Chamberlain, Flanyboy, ADukes, Jim, Little Powell, mitra76, con20or | Re: Full Antietam Scenario Union by driley 6 months 3 weeks ago | |
This is where our experts try to teach you the very flexible modding system for our previous release - SOW Gettysburg and its add-ons. It's powerful, but dangerous. Post your tips and your questions.
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Here we solicit numbers from members concerning anything regarding historical numbers that affect a Civil War simulation: hit rates, rates of fire, casualty rates, movement rates, you name it. The idea is that we're really trying to get the numbers for the game right. Moderators: Shirkon, Chamberlain, larrytagg, Flanyboy, ADukes, Jim, Little Powell, mitra76, con20or | Re: Artillery numbers by noonanda 2 years 10 months ago |