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Talonsoft vs Matrix version Napoleonic Wars
Posted: Thu May 08, 2008 8:27 pm
by rictavian
I have the old Talonsoft titles NIR, Waterloo & PTW. Should I consider purchasing the Matrix version and if so, why, what makes it superior?
RE: Talonsoft vs Matrix version Napoleonic Wars
Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 8:46 pm
by 1NWCG
They just patched it with the 32 bit engine upgrade and the patches, it was a re-release. I believe there maybe some issues with old versions and new versions trying PBEM together. One good thing it has done is stirred interest in the series again as well as allow the MODS to be published to the web again. Most can be found here:
http://nap.phxsim.com/downloads/
RE: Talonsoft vs Matrix version Napoleonic Wars
Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 8:59 pm
by rictavian
Hey thanks, that realy was a great help and thanks again for the web site of scenarios.
RE: Talonsoft vs Matrix version Napoleonic Wars
Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 9:43 pm
by Erik Rutins
Actually, we did a bit more than that - we worked with John Tiller to update it so it would run properly on Vista, which the old versions do not.
RE: Talonsoft vs Matrix version Napoleonic Wars
Posted: Sat May 10, 2008 7:48 pm
by Rhetor
ORIGINAL: 1NWCG
They just patched it with the 32 bit engine upgrade and the patches, it was a re-release. I believe there maybe some issues with old versions and new versions trying PBEM together. One good thing it has done is stirred interest in the series again as well as allow the MODS to be published to the web again. Most can be found here:
http://nap.phxsim.com/downloads/
I recommend the mods above - especially Greg Gorsuch Eylau mod, which was the very first Battleground mod to appear (was it about 1999 - 2000?), or the 1813 campaign - where else can you replay the other most fateful campaign of Napoleon?
Edit: I'd have to download all the mods and place them on a DVD - websites tend to disappear
RE: Talonsoft vs Matrix version Napoleonic Wars
Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 11:35 am
by Grell
I bought this and the ACW version even though I already own all of them. I was just investing in some fine games.
Regards,
Greg