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gbowen08 Apr 2020 8:57 a.m. PST

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After 2 practice games I sorted out most of the rules and learnt that getting Sharp Practice formations to do much more than going straight ahead in the open is hard work. Don't ask them to shoot, they'll do that OK but just try getting them to do anything else afterwards. Harder work than Muskets and Tomahawks 2 but rewarding in the long run.

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