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This sequel to the award-winning Crown of Glory takes Napoleonic Grand Strategy to a whole new level. This represents a complete overhaul of the original release, including countless improvements and innovations ranging from detailed Naval combat and brigade-level Land combat to an improved AI, unit upgrades, a more detailed Strategic Map and a new simplified Economy option. More historical AND more fun than the original!

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Why can't I control as provence in France to build a depot when playing as France in 1805?
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Well the depot must be in a province with a supply source (blue circle), or be adjacent to another friendly depot. Could that be the problem?
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probably, but that seems a tad gamey.
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Those are the rules. You can't just build a depot anywhere you want. You have to tie it to a supply source. Isn't that historical?
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Yeah, it is.  I see the point now.  Pity the poor guys in Modena! Thanks.
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