When I try to export certain snapshots, the following message appears：The map is too large for a snapshot at this zoom levell Try again after reducing your magnification.May I ask if larger file snapshots will be allowed in the upcoming updates？I have 64GB of memory and a large hard drive space, wh ...

In the historical context of Waterloo, the French only used cavalry to attack the British position, while the player can easily attack the square with a mixed column of infantry and cavalry. Removing the phalanx zoc will make square vulnerable unless new zoc for friendly mixed units is added.

I can also export files of 759642KB, but using maximum zoom is not enough

When the map is large,such as Leipzig_074,the enlarged snapshot cannot be stored. Is it because the file is too large? Is it possible not to limit it?

Extended Line Values
2-Line Infantry: 800 men 3-Line Infantry: 800 men Artillery: 8 guns

The number of 2-Line Infantry is the same as that of 3-Line Infantry.I don't know whether this is right or wrong.

Yes, it is also very helpful for the translation of the manual. If you know the changed content, it is easy to adjust the translated manual.

I agree with your other views, but my opinion on the Column Pass Through Fire rule is a little different from yours. The solid bullets in the Napoleonic era are constantly bouncing on the ground, so they will hit multiple infantry units in the same hex. However, I agree with you that the current ...

In addition, I noticed that in the 4.05 update of Waterloo, Line units must now have a minimum strength in order to block units behind them ->max stacking/8=225.I don't know whether the rule will appear in other series of updates. There are some Russian infantry with less than 200 men in Leipzig ...

In addition, I noticed that in the 4.05 update of Waterloo, Line units must now have a minimum strength in order to block units behind them ->max stacking/8=225.I don't know whether the rule will appear in other series of updates. There are some Russian infantry with less than 200 men in Leipzig ...

I agree with your other views, but my opinion on the Column Pass Through Fire rule is a little different from yours. The solid bullets in the Napoleonic era are constantly bouncing on the ground, so they will hit multiple infantry units in the same hex. However, I agree with you that the current ...