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<t>Its a good point that the battalion 'attack column' (column of divisions) was only used to close the distance with the enemy - despite perhaps what the adventures of Dick Sharpe may lead us to believe the French doctrine was to deploy into line when they had closed to within musket range<br/> <br...

<t>Firstly would like to congratulate the developers of the game - having visited the battlefield and often imagined what certain parts of the battle would have looked like I can see you guys have captured it really well.<br/> <br/> I fired up the D'Erlon attack scenario last night a and it was trul...

Buildings are going to be very important particulary if they do Ligny which was mostly fought in the streets of St.Amand and Ligny itself.


Big challenged for the team but I am sure they are up to it.

I have to admit I haven't used the excellent Napoleonic mod for a while but I will check it out again later this evening and post my thoughts.

<t>Personally while I love these games there is only so much of lines of grey and blue troops firing at each other in the woods that I find interesting...IMO its a great move to explore a different era.<br/> <br/> Who needs Pickets charge when you have D'Erlons grand assualt?<br/> <br/> Can anything...

<t>Hi Everyone - long time SOW player and first time poster.<br/> <br/> I am a Brit so I suppose I might feel differently to most of you but for me Napoleonic era is a much richer setting for a wargame with this kind of scope - the tactical options are much greater and the colour and variety is more...