<t> Austria and Russia lost Austerlitz not only because Napoleon's strategic was impressive but they have their emperors (Alexander and Ferdinand) leading their armys, just above Kutuzov and Charles. Their skills in combat were nothing compared with Napoleon's but their hierarchy was very important ...

These days, several users are "refloating" old posts. It's a very annoying behavour. I beg the moderators to keep an eye on these users.

Thanks a lot.

<t> But I don't think that France MUST attack Russia. You can prevent this without attacking him. To become dominant, Russia needs to win three wars unconditionally with three differernt countries (Turkey, Prussia and Austria) and gain control of Sweden.<br/>
Also, if Russia meets the conditions ...

The only power you can allow to be dominant is Spain, so you can make combined move and therefore not loosing your double moving capability. And this is not a very good posibility. It is better to France to be the only dominant power (not counting Great Britain, of course).

<t> A 1792 campaign:<br/>
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I was playing with Turkey. Almost at the end of game (about 1800). Allied with France. In war against Prussia, Austria and Russia.<br/>
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Hoche conquered Vienna and Napoleon was next to him, in the south zone. The composition of Hoche army was the elite of ...