Re: The Third Coalition: Russian Campaign (Updated Aug 15)
I like the way that you make use of Napoleon in this chapter - both in his reaction to the Prussian defeat and his presence on the battlefield.
The way that you report the orders (e.g. not to engage Napoleon without overwhelming superiority in numbers) and the movement of the armies (e.g. trying to cut of Napoleon's escape route) help to make the story feel authentic. Your chapter made me wonder why Napoleon had such a small force with him. Maybe that is something which could be used to develop the story in forthcoming chapters? (Perhaps the Emperor was over-confident after hearing of the Prussian defeat or were his large armies engaged elsewhere - or did Napoleon deliberately march with a small force to encourage the Russians to march their armies to a particular location, so that French forces could attack somewhere else?).
There are some epic screenshots - I especially like the images of your cavalry charging the French cannon and the final shot, showing the French infantry trapped in between Russian forces.
Last edited by Alwyn; August 22, 2014 at 04:57 AM.