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Campaign Bautzen is Released - Sgt_Rock - 12-31-2012 http://johntillersoftware.com/NapoleonicBattles/CampaignBautzen.html My 7th title with John Tiller and this one completes the War of the Sixth Coalition Trilogy of games. Included are the battles of Lutzen, Bautzen and several other of the minor battles of the Spring Campaign of 1813. There is a stand alone Spring campaign and a linking Spring-Fall campaign in the game. Also a Solo Spring campaign too. The Russo-Swedish War of 1808-09 is covered in Company Level (Rich White's favorite level). Ships were added to the game engine. See the promo page for more info! Happy New Years guys - this is my gift to the Napoleonic Wargaming community. The trilogy is done - I have one more title to do for this era and then I move on to something new. What will it be? We shall see ... RE: Campaign Bautzen is Released - Compass Rose - 01-01-2013 In December and January of 1813 Napoleon's La Grande Armée limped back into Germany and Poland from the debacle that was the 1812 Russian campaign. Leaving Eugene to hold off the Allied onslaught, the Emperor returned to France to work his magic and out of the recruits of France a new army was formed. Meanwhile, Eugene had fallen back in the face of the larger Allied host. The Prussians walked a diplomatic tight rope for the first months of the year but by March were in open revolt. The Prussian generals formed new forces in East Prussia and Silesia and other parts of the realm. Along with the standing army they were ready to stand with their Russian allies. England helped the Allies with cash and clothing and munitions. The Sixth Coalition was formed to liberate Germany and take the war to France. In the battles to come both sides would be sorely tested to hold their armies together. Campaign Bautzen allows the players to refight the battles of Lützen and the massive battle of Bautzen, which was the largest land battle fought in Europe up to this time, and many other actions of the Spring Campaign of 1813. Will the Allies pull off a victory against Napoleon or will they succumb to his mastery on the battlefield? As a bonus included in this title are the battles of the Russo-Swedish War of 1808-09. Refight the actions in Finland and Sweden which pitted the Russians against their old foes the Swedes. Engage the Swedes in their homeland in the last actions of the war. It's all there for you to enjoy! Campaigns & Scenarios: Over 100 scenarios to include the classic battles of Lutzen and Bautzen as well as the majority of the actions of the Russo-Swedish War of 1808-09. Tutorial scenario that helps the player learn the game system. Scenarios anywhere from 8 to over 100 turns are included which include all of the famous units that took part in the Spring Campaign of 1813 to include most of the early war Prussian formations. All of the major formations of the Russo-Swedish War are covered that fought in Finland. The Spring Campaign of 1813 The Campaign of 1813 - a linking campaign that requires ownership of Campaign Leipzig Features: Turn scale is either 10 or 5 minute moves (the latter is for the Russo-Swedish War scenarios which are covered using the Company Level scale format). A Design folder includes files and information that will aid the players in learning how to build their own scenarios. A Terrain Effects Chart is included that helps the players determine the effects of terrain and the movement allowance of their units. A Weapons Chart is included that allows the players to determine the range and effects of all weapons in the game. Over 70 maps (to include numerous sub maps) are included which depict the famous and not as well known locations of both wars. Several of the maps included were not used in the scenarios and can be used to create new actions. Scenario and Campaign Editors. Campaign Bautzen provides multiple play options including play against the computer AI, Play by E-mail (PBEM), LAN & Internet "live" play, and two player hotseat. Changes: Changes to the Napoleonic Battles Series in this game include: Ship unit type added Dragoon cavalry type now functions as Medium Cavalry with their own distinct combat modifier. System Requirements Windows XP, Vista, or 7 Processor: 1 GHz Disk Space: 1 GB Memory: 1 GB Video Memory: 512 MB Campaign Bautzen can be purchased at the JTS Store: http://john-tiller-software.myshopify.com/products/campaign-bautzen RE: Campaign Bautzen is Released - -72- - 01-07-2013 Planning Map album is completed over at: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.366716060091354.83478.351292604967033&type=1 I have't completed a page for this one yet- but the full-sized downloads will be available on SDC as per normal. Will update when that is done. RE: Campaign Bautzen is Released - Sgt_Rock - 01-08-2013 Nice work Steve. Question: I do not see one for Lutzen or Bautzen there. Are you working on those or am I just blind? RE: Campaign Bautzen is Released - -72- - 01-08-2013 Bautzen should be the first one. http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=366716586757968&set=a.366716060091354.83478.351292604967033&type=1&theater Lutzen should be in there -although I may have spelled it Luetzen -as I was too lazy on the first pass to add the umlauted u. Fixed that- but there are some others in German where I went by say ae, oe, or ue to replace the umlauted letter. http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=368407546588872&set=a.366716060091354.83478.351292604967033&type=1&theater It seems like I might have missed a few captions (well I did for Elsterwerda - so there might be a few others I need to go back and catch). RE: Campaign Bautzen is Released - Sgt_Rock - 01-09-2013 Thanks for pointing that out. At my age all I saw was a huge group of images! Really appreciate the hard work and thanks for helping to promote our games.