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Mount & Blade Warband: Napoleonic Wars => The Anglo-Zulu War => Released Modifications => Regiments => Topic started by: FKP_Blucher on January 03, 2013, 03:44:46 pm
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JOIN THE BAC
The BAC stands for the British Army Column. This is for British regiments that would be interested in being all under the same bannor. It is similar to the N&S Confederat and Federalist armies. We have a teamspeak for you that is free. Its up 24/7 has 512slots and you can use it. Also this is for organizing line battles and such things. This is for any British Empire Regiment you dont have to use the teamspeak either if so choose not to. We recomed joining it.
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Do we have to use the BAC tags?
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Do we have to use the BAC tags?
I have seen people with BAC in there name it looks really kinda weird :-\
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Do we have to use the BAC tags?
I would like people to but i dont think you will have to. JUst have to inform me i suppose and ill keep track of the list.
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Army what uses tags is in my mind silly.
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Army what uses tags is in my mind silly.
thats why ima probly make it so you dont have to
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Will there also be official BAC events?
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Will there also be official BAC events?
yes. I will be making line battles rules and such
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Will there also be official BAC events?
yes. I will be making line battles rules and such
Do you know how often there events will take place?
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Will there also be official BAC events?
yes. I will be making line battles rules and such
Do you know how often there events will take place?
i believe it will be more on weekends and maybe wedsday. cant say cause we dont have a server yet
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57th wants to be individual, i asked them and they voted not to join sorry
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And what about the Zulu's?
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And what about the Zulu's?
Flash has the Zulu Council I think.
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I personally don't like the idea of big regiments/ armies to claim the entire armies. That's like in NW, that there are the Union Army and the Dixieland Army.
The regiments should be free like in Napoleonic Wars and if they want, they can join Brigades or Divisions, but not armies...
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I personally don't like the idea of big regiments/ armies to claim the entire armies. That's like in NW, that there are the Union Army and the Dixieland Army.
The regiments should be free like in Napoleonic Wars and if they want, they can join Brigades or Divisions, but not armies...
NaS is ok because those armies are massive and can field more then 200 men, but people don't like these terms and I kinda agree as it makes it sound like those armies are incharge of all the regiments the encompass. Like zulu kingdom makes it sounds like Flash has power over all zulu regiments, which I don't think is the case.
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no
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Zulus FTW lol but i guess there cant really be a Zulu army :(
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Zulus FTW lol but i guess there cant really be a Zulu army :(
Yes there can, the Zulus were very organised.
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Zulus FTW lol but i guess there cant really be a Zulu army :(
Yes there can, the Zulus were very organised.
Listen to wilhem guys, maybe they weren't rank and file like the British, but they were still organized.
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Zulus FTW lol but i guess there cant really be a Zulu army :(
Yes there can, the Zulus were very organised.
Listen to wilhem guys, maybe they weren't rank and file like the British, but they were still organized.
They were organised into regiments by age.
Each regiment had it's own name and stayed in it's own barracks. Unmarried men made up the main forces while married men were reserves.
After their 20th birthdays, young men would be sorted into formal ibutho (plural amabutho) or regiments. They would build their i=handa (often referred to as a 'homestead', as it was basically a stockaded group of huts surrounding a corral for cattle), their gathering place when summoned for active service. Active service continued until a man married, a privilege only the king bestowed. The amabutho were recruited on the basis of age rather than regional or tribal origin. The reason for this was to enhance the centralised power of the Zulu king at the expense of clan and tribal leaders. They swore loyalty to the king of the Zulu nation.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impi#Age-grade_regimental_system
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The uMhlambongwenya were all in their 70s. Oh yes.
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"William Frasier's Company of Select Marksmen" would be glad to join the BAC. I just formed it today. https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?topic=2623.msg74217#msg74217
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Blutcher i am wondering if the BAC would like to participate in our new events the info is here https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?topic=4253.0topic=4252.0
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We have started a regiment 6 days ago and we have 14 in the german company and started the english 4 days ago and have 30-40 men in the english company!!! we hosting LB's
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My regiment is intrested in joining BAC
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may the 21st Royal North British Fusiliers join the BAC
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May the 24th Royal Welsh join the BAC, we consist of 2 companies of Light and Line
with a total strength of 39 members