Erik said a few days ago that they were aiming for the first week of March but things might change.

tcp/ip support

<t> Presently, you can see the exact troop levels of the other major powers if you are at peace. I'd like to see those levels hidden with a scout check like when you are at war with them. For example, in the 1803 scenario, as France I can see that Austria has exactly 76k troops in Venetia at the ...

<t> Hiya,<br/>
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I have those 3 games so I can give you my opinion...<br/>
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- CoG:EE - deepest of the three with empire building and tactical battles (which are lots of fun). It's probably also the most complicated, but there is a simple economy mode for beginners to get their feet wet ...

The numbers for textiles should change once you play a turn or two. They sort of lag behind a turn, the wool you make turn 1 will be used on turn 2 to make the textiles.

I have vista 64 and haven't had any problems.

Yeah, unfortunately thats the way they have it set up to work. You have to hold down ctrl + scroll wheel to zoom in and out.

They seem to be transported back into their own territory when they surrender.

You have to build an army or corp in a province then you can put divisions into it once it's on the map.

each level of barracks in a province gives units built in that province an extra .1 morale

Great. And thanks. That's all I can ask for. Really enjoying the game btw.

Weird. I tried CoG on both of my computers after trying CoG EE and the original game still works fine. I was able to start a 2 player game and get into the first turn.

<t> I realize you guys don't support the tcp/ip feature, but in the original Crown of Glory I could use it fine on both of my computers. With Emperor's Edition it doesn't even get to the pop-up window that lets you pick between host and join on either one of them (One is vista x64 and one is XP). It ...

<t> thanks for the reply. I'm also having a problem with the labor slider. There's no increase or decrease in the amount of labor in the province, and each province puts out just +1 labor no matter where the slider is set. At 0 it gives +1 labor and at the max it gives +1 labor. In the first game ...

I've gone through the manual but I can't figure out how wool and textiles work. I know it's 4 wool to make 1 textile, but when I add up all of France's wool production in the 1805 scenario they have +38 wool but it says the total is -13. How is that being calculated?

Just curious, but approximately how long after the digital release will the digital + physical copies be done?

I'll be waiting for the digital + physical option. So, whenever that is available I'll be a-buyin.