Bitwa pod Lexington w niedzielny poranek na otwarcie pełnej i dość rozrywkowej kampanii na dwóch. Dużo bitew, zasadzek i szybkie wejście do walki Francuzów. Niestety na niewiele się to zdało. Brytyjczycy ostatecznie byli najbliżej zwycięstwa i to oni świętowali sukces. Bardzo przyjemna rozgrywka i lubię tą grę choć kwestia Indian nadal pozostaje dyskusyjna.
Indians were the next obvious Faction to add. While no central authority existed, the Indians did react to common themes. Defending their lands, and thus implicitly the Proclamation Line of 1763, was a common issue. Selecting between the lesser of two evils, most (but not all) Indian tribes in the theater supported the British cause. Volko’s Series Designer Notes below do a very nice job demonstrating the historical view through the example of the Sullivan Expedition. The Indians provide a very interesting tension with the Patriots, and fit nicely into the model of competing victory conditions. This Faction also fits a standard set by earlier COIN games where certain factions were amalgams of multiple groups (e.g., the Cartels in Andean Abyss and the Directorio in Cuba Libre).
For the Patriots, the War of American Succession was essentially two parallel wars: while the war in the east was a struggle against British rule, the war in the west was an “Indian War.” The newly declared United States competed with the British for control of the territory of Indian nations east of the Mississippi River. Some Indians who joined the struggle sided with the British, as they hoped to win the opportunity to reduce encroachment onto their lands. Po części kupuję tłumaczenie autora i fajnie poczytać o
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sullivan_Expedition, ale nie wiem czy to jednak nie za mało na oddzielną frakcję. Może Indianie powinni być czymś w rodzaju rojalistów i stanowić wsparcie dla sił brytyjskich.
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