Yes. Plenty of time for my order in Feburary[:D]

Ha Ha Ha[:D][:D][:D] Very true. I have to go home and convince my wife that this is a worthwile purchase. But only after I butter her up ofcourse.[;)]

<t> We don't get free phone calls but we do get free postage for snail mail. It's not the American Generals but the Iraqis that are siphoning off billions of dollars from where they are supposed to be used to their own pockets.[:@][:@][:@] Corruption is horrible here.<br/>
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<t> I've never had anything more than a single division show up as a reinforcement. I fully agree with you that reinforcements needs to be fixed though. I hate it when I have to watch helplessly as one of my units gets left behind and then smashed by an enemy unit passing through after the original ...

This is why it is very important to protect your artillery and pay attention to individual unit strength. If you notice a particular infantry division has been taking excessive casualties, then move that one back and another fresh and fuller strength one forward.

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I have only seen reinforcements as single divisions and it is my understanding that leaders are only attached to corps and armies. Therefore, a reinforcement from an adjacent army or corps would not include a leader from that unit. If I'm wrong in this, then I would like some ...

This is interesting. I based my answer on the listed strength of units in the game. Why is the full strength listed as 10,000 if it is really only supposed to be 3,000?

<t> I have noticed that units showing up as reinforcements end up becoming detatched from the main corps or army. Then, if the corps or army is moving out of the province, the unit gets left behind. This is very upsetting as I have lost combat power in the upcoming battle or also the left behind ...

Ok that was weird. My first response did not go through and I re-wrote it. When I posted the second one, the first one showed up.[X(]

Keep the enemy supply chains in mind also. You can dissrupt the enemy by moving one of your units into or through an unguarded province. An enemy unit can suffer a great number of casualties and, in detailed battles, their morale will break easier when out of supply.[;)]

<t> Also, keep in mind that you can dissrupt an enemy supply chain by moving one of your units into or through an unprotected province. His units will no longer be in supply and can possibly suffer greatly if they are too large to forage. The will also break faster during detailed battles when out ...

<t> I have not found a listing, option, or button for this in the game. Through playing, I figured out that the Army moving into a province is the attacker and the one already in the province is the defender. So for example: You are France and have two Corps in Switzerland (a province you control ...

The strength of a cavalry division is 10,000 in manpower. Thus 10,000 men and horses.

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<t> Getting back on track, The best thing to do is to purchase the game and play it to find out whether you will like it or not. I remember very similiar postings on the Crown of Glory forum of both positive and negative when I was trying to figure out if I should buy or not. I purchased it right ...

Yeah. I don't even have the game yet and I'm learning some good stuff on this forum. And to think of all the nay sayers over the years.

Ok.[X(] I was thinking that was a little crazy myself. Thanks

Ditto[:D]

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Converting Artillery into infantry, is that a bug or is that ...