What historical battles do you want to see in an expansion?

[Svensksoldat]

Swedish campaign against Norway!

[LNDavout]

Rivoli , Marengo, and what about Hohenlinden 

[lodi57]

I will expect : Jena, Leipzig, Waterloo, Albuera, Fuentes de onoro, Vitoria and a mini campaign about battles around Montmirail-Champaubert in 1814.

[Count Miloradovich]

Saltanovka,Smolensk,Vyazma,Krasnoi

[Gunfreak]

auerstad, Leipzig and waterloo

I would also like the bases for Peninsula french, british, spanish and pourtiguse, we don't realy need any finished battles.

But if we get general OOBs for the peninusla war we can make all the big battles our self.

Talavera, Salamanca, Victoria ect.

[Gunner24]

Rivoli , Marengo, and what about Hohenlinden 

Yes, Marengo would be a great battle to have in LG.

[little soldier]

Battles of the 1814 French campaign would be great!

[Bruguière]

I agree 1814 will be fantastic....

[Montecuccoli]

Battles of the 1814 French campaign would be great!

La Rothiere is in the game 

[Memnon]

I'll wait til after release before I start hoping for expansions.

ME:

Cynical computer gamer

[Holdit]

I'd like to see some of the earlier battles from the revolutionary period e.g. Valmy, Jemappes, Fleurus, Arcola, Castiglione, Casteggio-Montebello and, of course, Marengo and Rivoli which have already been mentioned.

I've been perusing the manuals this evening, and if this game lives up to its promise it'll be nothing short of a revolution in Napoleonic wargaming on the computer. When I first obtained Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord, I thought "Imagime if Napoleonics coudl get a similar treatment..." (I even went so far as to create CM maps of Napoleonic battlefields - just because I could). Well, here it is , it seems. I look forward to taking the demo for a vigorous test drive.

Holdit

[Bruguière]

You are perfectly right dear Holdit, i felt the same thing with CMBO.....

[_Cambronne_]

I'd like to see some of the earlier battles from the revolutionary period e.g. Valmy, Jemappes, Fleurus, Arcola, Castiglione, Casteggio-Montebello and, of course, Marengo and Rivoli which have already been mentioned.

I've been perusing the manuals this evening, and if this game lives up to its promise it'll be nothing short of a revolution in Napoleonic wargaming on the computer. When I first obtained Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord, I thought "Imagime if Napoleonics coudl get a similar treatment..." (I even went so far as to create CM maps of Napoleonic battlefields - just because I could). Well, here it is , it seems. I look forward to taking the demo for a vigorous test drive.

Holdit

yes,but I think HWLG is far more complex far larger far grandious than what could have been the Napoleonic CMission. It is indeed as you said "a revoultion"

[massimorocca]

Hi I've just read the two manuals and I feel that if the AI and the editor is up to the standard, you had done a system useful for any musket era battle, a là Nosworthy. So I'm dreaming about something  spanned from Blenheim to Gettysburg. BTW with a war of Independence, and American Civil War module you coul have a strong beachead in the American market.

[maj. Franceschi]

The battles of the 1813 campaign : Lutzen, Bautzen, Grossbeeren, Dresden, Katzbach, Hagelberg, Kulm , Löwenberg, Dennewitz, Wartenburg , Liebertwolkwitz, Wachau, Leipzig...
And of course Aspern - Essling !

Yes I hope it because it's also fine to "study" and play battle  that are all in the "uncertain" period of Napoleon. His Armèè in this time was quite different from the first time......