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First Victory for Napoleon - 5/11/2004 2:40:45 AM

Didz

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Just finished my first French Campaign and won reasonably easily.

Macks Austrian Army was destroyed bewteen Ulm and Augsberg after which is was a race between the French and the Russians to reach Vienna. A race which I won shattering Kutusov's Corps near Kremms.

Final VP was 86

French Losses: 120 Casualties, 4 surrendered, 1 Shattered
Coalition Losses: 365 Casualties, 26 Surrendered, 11 Shattered

Quite pleased with that result though I did have the FOW minimised.

Not having as much luck playing Austrian though.

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RE: First Victory for Napoleon - 5/18/2004 3:54:25 PM

MarkT

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The way to play Austria is RUN!!!
Move your corps VERY fast through Munich, and unite with the Russians.
Either time will run out - Allied Victory
Or you may catch an Isolated persuing french corps

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RE: First Victory for Napoleon - 5/19/2004 1:03:04 AM

Didz

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quote:

ORIGINAL: MarkT

The way to play Austria is RUN!!!
Move your corps VERY fast through Munich, and unite with the Russians.
Either time will run out - Allied Victory
Or you may catch an Isolated persuing french corps

Actually, I did manage to beat the French eventually without conducting a major retreat.

But I agree that as a matter of necessity one must extract the Austrian's from the potential trap being srung form the North.

< Message edited by Didz -- 5/18/2004 11:05:11 PM >

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