How many turns per Nappy campaign

How many turn per each campaign
Italian?
Egypte?
Europe?

I am playing Italian and at 26 turns, there is this message saying Campaign Objective Imminent ??

- The Italian Campaign occurs from 1796 - 1797 so it only lasts 26 turns I believe.

- The Egyptian Campaign occurs from 1798 - 1800 so its 52 turns long

- The European Campaign occurs from 1805 - 1812 but it's like the coalition campaign so you can continue for however long you wish.

I don't really like how short the Egyptian and Italian Campaigns are, I feel somewhat rushed.

The italian campaign is longer.
The egyptian campaign is like 100 turns

Yeah, I just looked at my saved games, silly me, you're right.

I think egypt is 62 weeks, not 100 (2 and half years, give or take). I finished Egypt on turn 38 and there was a year (24 turns) left to the deadline. Italy is 42 turns

Can you continue playing after the turn limit on the Italy/Egypt campaigns? I'll probably replay them if you can.

Originally Posted by Crazy_Ivan88

Can you continue playing after the turn limit on the Italy/Egypt campaigns? I'll probably replay them if you can.

Egypt too probably, but Italia, yep. I fell a couple of turns short, but was offered the option to continue, as any TW game should. Also, all campaigns and Waterloo open up if you go into the one before that and return to the menu without playing. You don't need to complete them all to get Europe and Waterloo.

I suppose completing Italy/Egypt does unlock some custom battles? All I got is still only Londi, but I don't really care for them anyway. GC baby

Europe is 40-150ish depending on how quickly you move, difficulty, nation, etc. 70-100 turns seems a good average assuming you aren't rushing.

The Italian Campaign is 44 turns. You start in Early April 1796 and it ends Late December 1797 inclusive.

It only tells you 1796-1797 but in Early March 1797 I got the warning only 20 turns remaining.

egypt was a b**tch are the turns 1 month? or what?

Each turn simulates two weeks, I believe. Which I think works better than six months

thanks for the tips.