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JTS Campaign Eylau-Friedland Released - 3/13/2019 10:04:51 PM

rommel222

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Greetings to All,

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John Tiller Software is pleased to announce the release of the thirteenth title in the Napoleonic Battles series - Campaign Eylau-Friedland! This title recreates the battles of the campaign in Poland of 1806-07. These were fought initially in the frozen countryside of Poland and East Prussia during the winter months of December through February and in the spring of 1807 at the end of which the French and their allies emerged victorious. Now you can take control of either the French or Allied armies and refight the famous battles which decided the fate of the Fourth Coalition and brought about the birth of the Grand Duchy of Warsaw and saw the Allies foiled once again by Napoleon.

Scenarios
Twenty-two battles and over two-hundred and twenty scenarios, to include the battles of Eylau, Friedland, Heilsberg, Guttstadt, 1st and 2nd Ostroleka and Mohrungen
Tutorial scenario that helps the player learn the game system.
A wide range of scenarios which allow the players to command an entire army or just a few brigades.
A select group of campaign scenarios available for play as stand alone battles.
Bonus battles that add in forces that were not used in the campaign or standard scenarios.

Campaigns
The 1806 Winter Campaign - Includes the Battles of Pultusk and Golymin.
The 1807 Winter Campaign - Includes the Battle of Eylau.
The 1807 Spring Campaign - Includes the Battles of Heilsberg and Friedland.
The full 1806-07 Campaign - Covers the entire campaign in Poland.

For further details & screen shots visit the product page:
http://www.johntillersoftware.com/NapoleonicBattles/CampaignEylau.html

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RE: JTS Campaign Eylau-Friedland Released - 3/14/2019 11:58:20 PM

Cataphract88

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Does anyone know if the Napoleonic series is going to get a makeover similar to the American Civil War series of games?

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RE: JTS Campaign Eylau-Friedland Released - 3/15/2019 12:29:49 AM

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I've begun work on a mod for Campaign Eylau that will be similar to my other Napoleonic mods.

The screenshots in this thread http://www.matrixgames.com/forums/tm.asp?m=4542935 will show you what I'm talking about.

It will resemble the Campaign Leipzig mod more than the Campaign Jena mod, because I will be using the figures from the game.

The work is fairly straightforward, but there's a lot that needs to be done.

A soft ETA would be about three to six weeks. I don't forsee any obstacles, so I expect to get this one done as quickly as possible.

I haven't abandoned the Peninsula mod and the Republican Bayonets on the Rhine mod, but Campaign Eylay will be done first.

I recently made some important progress on RBR, so I plan to come back to it later in the spring. When it's done I'll tackle the Peninsula.

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RE: JTS Campaign Eylau-Friedland Released - 3/15/2019 2:59:41 AM

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Philippeatbay, would you have a link to your Leipzig mod? Thanks

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RE: JTS Campaign Eylau-Friedland Released - 3/15/2019 3:10:49 AM

Philippeatbay

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http://www.matrixgames.com/forums/tm.asp?m=4542935

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RE: JTS Campaign Eylau-Friedland Released - 3/15/2019 4:28:29 AM

Lancier

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All great news Philippe, thanks...
Waiting your RBR mod to buy it ^^ Excited about CEF as well!

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ORIGINAL: Philippeatbay

I've begun work on a mod for Campaign Eylau that will be similar to my other Napoleonic mods.

The screenshots in this thread http://www.matrixgames.com/forums/tm.asp?m=4542935 will show you what I'm talking about.

It will resemble the Campaign Leipzig mod more than the Campaign Jena mod, because I will be using the figures from the game.

The work is fairly straightforward, but there's a lot that needs to be done.

A soft ETA would be about three to six weeks. I don't forsee any obstacles, so I expect to get this one done as quickly as possible.

I haven't abandoned the Peninsula mod and the Republican Bayonets on the Rhine mod, but Campaign Eylay will be done first.

I recently made some important progress on RBR, so I plan to come back to it later in the spring. When it's done I'll tackle the Peninsula.

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RE: JTS Campaign Eylau-Friedland Released - 3/15/2019 4:31:42 AM

Lancier

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"In-Battle" images taken from JTS Campaign Eylau-Friedland (CEF):
http://hist-sdc.com/napoleonic-battles/CEF-Screenshots.html

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RE: JTS Campaign Eylau-Friedland Released - 3/15/2019 7:21:42 AM

Rosseau

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I don't know how I could have missed your mods, Philippe. Not like I'm a stranger here and been playing most of these for years. Thank you very much.

And as you already know Lancier, Republican Bayonets on the Rhine is outstanding (imo). Not my favorite time period, but it seems JTS is putting extra effort in, as well as in the documentation.

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