Sea battles are difficult only because it's so easy to accidently sail out of the battle. The land battles become rapidly tiresome and repetitive. The promise isn't fulfilled, as if the programmers lost interest, downed tools and just walked away never thinking it would see the light of day. Because tht's where it stops - at ground level. It's like a game developer's work-in-progress heading toward a massive simulation of this period in history. If you have any knowledge or interest in this period (and you must have to have bought it) you will be very abruptly swamped with mediocrity. The game as it ships is very, very basic.
I have mods for shadows, blood, flags, battles, historically correct uniforms, weapons, battles, ships etc. The trouble is the game folders required to be altered don't exist in the Australian release.
Going from the map of Europe, to Waterloo, any armchair Napoleon should be looking at this game, and looking forward to its mods (started on the demo before the game was even released.By herodotus2006 | Review Date: MaThe trouble with the mods I found (can you beieve there is even a Shadows Mod - c'mon Pyro, no shadows?). Larger ships of the line mounting over 72 guns plow through the game's realistic and varied waves while the smaller Frigates and Sloops fly circles around their larger brothers. Your main goal is to give your ship's guns the maximum amount of coverage against the enemy while exposing your own ship the least. The sea battles are reminiscent of games such as Pirates!, movies such as Master and Commander and books like the Master and Commander series, as well as the Hornblower series. On the high seas the game is rigged for a far different approach. A well time Calvary charge or a carefully positioned artillery barrage works wonders on land. Land battles involve positioning the proper troops in the proper places and angles, and then setting them to the right formation. Taking place on either land or sea, the battles require a lot more thought than most, simpler, rts's. Imperial Glory empowers every would-be emperor with the resulting ability to move troops around their country, and the continent, perform special "quests”, and go to battle in a full 3d environment. The Napoleonic wars took place on many levels, and the month to month running of an empire could affect it just as much as a single battle. France, Britain, Austria, Prussia, and Russia all seek supremacy, glory, and ownership over Europe. Control all these items and more as you play as Napoleon, or the head of 5 European countries battling to control the continent. The history of empires in the early 19th century was shaped by factors like strategies, troop movements, ship developments, and Napoleon.
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