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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Khornish<br/>
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My suggested food cost for POW upkeep is a representation of 1) feeding the prisoners, 2) housing the prisoners and 3) guarding the prisoners. It is not a representation of the actual food quantities the prisoners are getting.<br/>

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<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Khornish<br/>
a) Each POW division "owned" by the capturing country should have a food cost of 2 charged to same. [example, I have 10 divisions of POWs sitting in my capital, I then have to pay 20 food to feed them.] <e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>
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Are you kidding ...

Are you sure they're a legit army? It might be a huge stack of POWs.

No, he's definately not there in 1792. I double-checked. He's there the 1796 campaign though.

When does he come around? Also does he become ruler of France?

Snap these units up and stick them into your own Corps/Army.
Troopsnatchers

By adjusting difficulty, what changes? Does the AI get combat modifiers, diplomacy modifiers, better generals, etc. or does it actually make them more agressive on the strategic map?

<t> I guess you weren't in Quick battle right? Quick battle seems to be the only "fair" way to play against the AI. Once I get them into Detailed Combat they don't have a chance. I don't think I've ever lost a detailed combat against the AI, no matter the odds - and the casualties are always ...