An example of which being that everything except the most pathetically inept militia (and the Ottomans, of course) can fire by rank.

It improves the sound and graphics, adds plenty of units but not a stupid amount (and they're actually pretty cool - the French get 500 man, fear causing, inspiring attack columns), it lets you take 40 units per army and 30 ships per navy, doubles the size of units, pretty sure it makes the AI more competent and it tweaks a ton of other things that just make the game better. Originally posted by JackCrowley:Personally I like Darthmod. Oh and all of the above can be turned on or off as you please through the extremely user friendly launcher that Darthmod comes with. Don't know about you but when I played vanilla I almost never saw a full army that big! So when two and a half thousand men and twelve guns are a bit of extra wall fodder I'm all over that. I'm about to siege Vienna and the AI knows it - they've got two full stacks (80 units) AND an allied Russian stack, so I've just sent some reinforcements to join Napoleon - 3 12lber batteries (will bring the total to 9), 2 attack columns (1000 men total), 2 voltigeur brigades (640 men total) and 5 Line Grenadier brigades (1900 men total). I'm in the middle of a campaign as France and the average battle has about 5 - 10 thousand men.

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