Mine are superficial. #1 Lack of name elements after construction (constructed elements do not appear to have names unlike elements existing at game start. #2 Infantry regiment sizes - although as has already been discussed this appears to be for gameplay reasons, and, as elements can't be moved any...

I can see what you mean, but you wouldn't be able to separate them out anyway. Most of the units already represent brigades, it was more for flavour than anything else - to be able to see what battalions the brigade contained (it seems to me that a regiment/battalion in the British army has a lot mo...

Thanks for the responses. Concerning what you have said MCnaughton, does that mean that if I were to modify the British units to have 4 elements of 800men, this would cause battles to become unbalanced?

Hi. I have been playing as GB and had noticed the large infantry regiment size (3200) as opposed to the cavalry regiment size. In the case of the british the names seem to be combined regiments. Can anyone explain the reason? Is it a method to reduce the number of infantry regiments for the construc...

Having just checked, I am pretty sure that I am right. Dublin is in Leinster. Thanks for the quick response!

Looks good, pretty epic! One small thing, and I may be wrong, but shouldn't Leinster and Munster be the other way around?

It was the 1756-1763 scenario. I haven't looked at the other scenarios. Thanks

A very small thing but I have noticed that a couple of the prussian regiment numbers have been duplicated. Number 6 (Retzow) is in Keith's Corps but there is a 6 (Forcade de Biaix) in the Markraf column which I believe should be number 23. Number 25 (Kalckstein) is in the Markgraf column but there i...

Personally on my wish list would be the ability to transfer elements. I know it is superficial but it frustrated me a little bit not being able to transfer battalions when Wellesley lands with single element brigades. Of course the AI wouldn't have to be able to do it because from the players perspe...