Hows the AI in EU Campaign after 1812?

Hi there
If you play beyond the year 1812 in the European campaign of Napoléon, how does the AI behave?
I guess there's no more scripted behavior anymore, but is the AI still declaring wars, making peace, alliances, invading?
Thanks for sharing your experience.

Really, noone?
People are complaining about the "short campaigns" but dont play it beyond 1812 even if they can?! heh

Originally Posted by Drakon

Really, noone?
People are complaining about the "short campaigns" but dont play it beyond 1812 even if they can?! heh

Usually at this point in the game you've already basically won and should have a good amount of territories. At this point I get bored and play another faction or campaign.

France make peace with Russia, prussia and Britain

What do you exactly mean by scripts?

Aside from the missions that are given to influence some events which you may or may not choose to do there's nothing else altering the AI.

As for short, the European Campaign is quite long. Dont' know where you got the idea that it's short which means you probably never played the game.

The European campaign is pretty rubbish I thought. I played it on the hardest difficulty setting and after destroying Vielnueve fleet (I cannae mind how you spell his name, old Horatio Nelson beat him anyway) there wasn't any real need to protect the channel. What I will say is that Prussia and Austria folded like a deck of cards in a slight breeze whenever the French looked at them. It got to the point where I had liberated Berlin and given it to the Prussians at least six times before I thought "To Hell with it" and invaded France anyway!

Needless to say I did not play beyond 1810 let alone 1812 and returned to Roma Surrectum.