Samurai fought in the Civil War?! | WAR OF RIGHTS 

Pretty dope!! I think the smoke and lighting helped give some contrast. Hope you’re doing well Bud, good to see you again.

@@GeneralCodyHD Doing good man. Thanks for asking. Ive been enjoying the uploads-good to see you back on RU-vid brother.

It's a blast! Thanks for watching, Caesar!

Thanks Geek! Glad you enjoyed it!

Tristian! Glad you got the game and joined a regiment. Hope to see you soon on the battlefield!

@@GeneralCodyHD Hope to see you too general

He's definitely recognizable, he's one of my oldest friends in the WoR community

Thanks Etchy!

Thanks Milk!

There goes the entire EU community if that happens lol

@@resngaming2640 sacrifices sometimes must be made

American Revolution aswell

There’s a lot of maps that don’t get played very often.

It’s still around. For sure not a hot choice for event battles unfortunately.

Never knew that! Really interesting.

Are you talking about the CSS Alabama and the battle of Shimonoseki Straits? It was commerce raiding in the Pacific (mostly in the South, and the Confederate Captain complained upon not being able to find many Union merchantmen that the US was letting Europeans dominate global and specifically Asian trade at the expense of American interests), and US squadrons were hunting for it, but they couldn't find it didn't actually engage any CSN ships off Japan. A lot of CSN commerce raiders were built in European ports and sent out from them with Southern crews without first heading to America and would roam around trying to find Union shipping since breaking the blockade was a waste of time. The battle off Japan was between the USS Wyoming and the Choshu clan fleet as part of during a diplomatic crisis that resulted from the Japanese Emperor's expulsion order and Daimyos rising up in open rebellion against the Shogun. Which is to say that Union sailors and Marines were engaged with actual, literal samurai while the Draft Riots were being put down and the 54th were on their fateful march to Battery Wagner

@@freedmen123 whyd the union fight choshu rebels.

@@jason200912 Because the Choshu rebels were randomly firing on any foreign ship and had been doing so for a fortnight in an attempt to enforce the expulsion order, including the American merchant steamer Pembroke