3 full corps?
You mean Britain starts with all those men?! It's a scenario, isn't it? I only played campaigns so far, so I don't know scenarios oobs.

Whatever comes I'll appreciate it, but if I'm asked I'd leave out the Leader Casualty option (the combat itself is already enough random...[:@]) and the EiH rules.

Btw the Winter Movement you're reffering to is the +2 to forage roll rule?[&:]

<r> And this helps?<br/>
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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Pippin<br/>
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When playing spain, I like to think of her protected by a giant wall. Anywhere the ocean boarders her, I consider there to be an invisible wall which many other nations don't have the advantage of. I also will ...

Hope this optional rule will be granted in the final version of pc game. It makes French army stronger, true, but it enacts a far more deep diplomacy within other MPs.

<t> In my opinion Spain should seek a long term alliance with GB more than with France; although I agree when you people say that Spain can add some threats to French plans, France won't lose the chance to hit Spain during continental lapse of war...<br/>
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I never played Spain, I'm just ...

Rade Serbedgia, as Boris the Blade (aka Boris the Bullet-dodger), in "Snatch"... Vinnie Jones (Bullet Tooth Tony) empties a full Desert Eagle load on him, while Boris bleeding on the ground keeps teasing him...[8D][8D]

Great movie!

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: anacrion<br/>
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Regarding the rules ... (back to the roots)<br/>
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I believe that the standard ruleset should be implemented as should the optional ruleset. While I can live with only the Grand Campaign implemented as of yet I would want to be able to ...

<t> Of course, and it has a 12s navy... the thing is that even Spain wants it, and in the beginning GB is very weak and doesn't have an army to support a war with another MP, not even Spain.<br/>
It's not avisable having against Spain for another, more serious reason; you're at war with France ...

ORIGINAL: instant invasion of portugal

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In 1805?!

Well, truly saxon blood runs through your veins...[;)]