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hmm.. In my mind it is the symbol of budwieser, cutoffs, rusted pickup trucks, twangy guitar music and rascism. I think I picked up on that growing up before I
by splawn 11y ago
hmm.. In my mind it is the symbol of budwieser, cutoffs, rusted pickup trucks, twangy guitar music and rascism. I think I picked up on that growing up before I even knew it had anything to do with the civil war. As far as games go I think simply the use of blue and grey units would suffice for most games. They could use icons of their hats for example. I own several WWII boardgames and none of them feature swastikas and I don't feel confused or cheated by it in the slightest. Just my opinion tho.
- true_religion 11y agoI've seen a lot of WWII games that simply use the Iron Cross of German coat of arms as the symbol of Germany. That said the CSA had a real flag, there's really no reason to continue using the flag of its arguably most famous army to represent the entire thing. I think the people interested in Civil War games, would appreciate the realism in using the actual CSA flag.