Honga Complete Unit Chart

http://totalwar.honga.net/napoleon_faction.php

I'm sure many have already seen this, would look nice next to 'liberatable countries', especially because people keep asking where and how units could be recruited.

I feel the need to put a link to brandybarrel's Le FUSIL up here as well.

Well doen Klesh. Brandybarrel deserves to be stickied. I find it odd that a single post about Honga gets stickied nearly immediately, but after months of faithful updates Le Fusil has not seen the same distinction. Klesh, your post as the second post in this thread, I guess, is the next best thing. Take some rep.

Originally Posted by marceror

Brandybarrel deserves to be stickied. I find it odd that a single post about Honga gets stickied nearly immediately, but after months of faithful updates Le Fusil has not seen the same distinction.

It's a disgrace.
What good is a stupid website if I'm looking for reference while playing?

Originally Posted by daniu

It's a disgrace.
What good is a stupid website if I'm looking for reference while playing?

Shift-Tab?

Originally Posted by TommyAtkins

Shift-Tab?

That was a rhetorical question.

Also, Honga is too slow for my taste even when I use my standalone browser.

Really such a shame seeing your own countrys army & navy being so inacurate... Danish navy has 80 gun line ships as their largest, even though Fredericus IV had 110, (source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...il_battleships) and the army, our line infantry was commonly called Jenser. Really sad they didnt bother to do the reserch for every nation... and yes this is a minor faction in the game.. But in reality, after the battle of trafalgar, Denmark had the second largest navy in the world, only the British navy were larger.

Originally Posted by Nex Sui

Really such a shame seeing your own countrys army & navy being so inacurate... Danish navy has 80 gun line ships as their largest, even though Fredericus IV had 110, (source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...il_battleships) and the army, our line infantry was commonly called Jenser. Really sad they didnt bother to do the reserch for every nation... and yes this is a minor faction in the game.. But in reality, after the battle of trafalgar, Denmark had the second largest navy in the world, only the British navy were larger.

Let's not start with that. When it comes to naval accuracy, no country has a candle to the Russians:

http://www.napoleonguide.com/navy_sizes.htm

In 1808, with 34 ships of the line, Russia was either 3rd or 4th largest naval power in Europe. You know how many ships the Russians start with in the game? ZERO.

Naval balance is very strange in NTW. First off, only about 5 countries have any navy worth a damn. After one side destroys the others' starting fleets, the losers get blockaded and the winners' fleets spend the rest of the game collecting barnacles.

Originally Posted by Stellerex

http://www.napoleonguide.com/navy_sizes.htm

But that link shows after Denmarks navy was stolen by the british, prior to that it was much larger

Yes sticky fusil guide

Stickied.

PM me with any questions.

Originally Posted by l33tl4m3r

Stickied.

My work here is done.

As is mine, old bean.

It seems Honga has not been updated with new Peninsular campaign yet !