Hey folks.  Here's a dumb question, but where do we download the 1.01B beta patch? 

Thanks gents!  7 spaces is what I remembered from the boardgame.  The transport movement just threw me off.

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Marshall Ellis<br/>
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Don't forget that it's not just a corps being present BUT an unmoved corps present. Let me if that's not it and let me know what the error message is.
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Hey Marshall,<br/>
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Here's a stupid question.&nbsp; I've never played Britain in either the board game or computer version.&nbsp; How does the UK leap-frog units to North Africa if they need to disembark at the end of each land phase and ships only move three spaces per turn?&nbsp; I ...

<t> Wouldn't the easiest solution to this problem be to rewrite the code to move forces to the nearest home nation territory (i.e. not free state, conquered minor, or ceded territory)?<br/>
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If there's a way to allow forces to march out of the surrendering nation, that would be the best ...

<t> Having enjoyed EiA for years, we never asked other players to leave the room while two opponents conducted a battle. I can't imagine a more sterile way to experience the game than to be deprived of a front seat as Napoleon takes Mack out to the woodshed. Or to sequester oneself in the livingroom ...

<t> Any free state with manpower can technically have forces in the form of garrison factors.&nbsp; The problem is that many don't have the money to buy a factor, so as their patron, you can give them enough $$$ to use their&nbsp;manpower to generate a single infantry garrison factor per turn.<br ...

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Most of the comments so far have focused on the AI and user interface. Have folks gotten a full 7 player PBEM up and running, and if so, what problems have you encountered?<br/>
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Also, if you're playing without fast combat resolution, what house rules are you ...

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Irish Guards<br/>
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Means French 1st Corps holds 50 ... + Cav ..<br/>
Are you trying to say that If this ever happens ...
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Wow. You must have played some really interesting EiA boardgames. "And/Or" simply means you can mix and ...

<t> The game does save you a lot of time and anxiety about calculating morale levels, casualties, and supply costs.&nbsp; <br/>
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We're on the verge of starting our first seven-player scrimmage.&nbsp; We don't want to surrender the tactical pleasures of combat, so it means we'll have ...

<t> I can't imagine how random picking works to one's advantage.&nbsp; By looking at the OPFOR corps and leader you can deduce several pieces of information about what tactics he won't pick.&nbsp; If the leader has a low STR rating, you can almost rule out Outflanks or Withdraws.&nbsp;<br/>
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<t> Has anyone reported a bug for Turkey that prevents invading powers from creating depots in its territory?&nbsp; I switched back to one of my older Austrian games and found that no matter how long I held a Turkish space, had a garrison or corps present, the computer wouldn't allow me to construct ...

This must have been a problem in the board game too, but I don't recall dealing with it personally.&nbsp; Turkey was usually a UMP in our games.

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: DodgyDave<br/>
ohh, i note now, its going to be 1 battle at a time, pity, would think my way would be faster to send <E>:)</E>
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It's necessary to fight one combat at a time since advances and retreats can potentially affect ...

<t> I played a game as the Turks last night and realized that they have a unique problem. Only their very expensive (relatively speaking), rare as hen's teeth, regular infantry may be detached to act as a garrison. They don't get militia and the feudal infantry can't be dropped off. This really ...

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I do think a wars end needs to be more clearly announced. The repatriation of all your forces is a clear give, but at first I was like "HOW DID I GET THERE?!!' and then the victory ...

<t> Countries with money to burn might make Guard purchases in anticipation of commiting the guard during an imminent campaign. Whenever you commit the guard, there's a chance you'll lose from 0-2 guard factors. I sometimes buy a factor or two to arrive as potential replacements. If I manage not to ...

<t> Hey Richard,<br/>
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Even experienced players of the boardgame like myself have had some turbulence adjusting to the game interface.&nbsp; Having said that, I think you'll be fine if you just read the manual thoroughly, check out the forum posts, and ask questions as they arise.<br ...

<t> Factors are just an arbitrary term used to represent a single 'unit' of troops (~2,000 men).&nbsp; Each nation's corps structure is different and contains different maximum amounts of factors.<br/>
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While the average Austrian Corps has 15 Infantry factors and 1 Cavalry Factor the ...

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Obviously EiA still has a long way to go until it's as user intuitive as World of Warcraft. Instead of declaring the game DOA, why don't we rise to the challenge as a community and help make the game better? I've played the EiA board game ...