1.Just because someone fought in Europe does not, in anyway qualify them for being in the game, For instance, when Napoleon went to Egypt, which is not in Europe, then i assume he, nor anyone he fought, deserves top be in the game? That's simply not true.
2.The amount of nations in here is nil, You can add the fact that Prussia, Britain and France where in a lot of the conflict, so saying they where in one more is not that much better. This subject here is the organization and strength of the Swedish army during the Napoleonic Wars. This is an obscure subject, little known outside Sweden, not surprisingly considering Sweden’s marginal participation in the wars and the problem of language. Sweden simply did not have the man-power to make an impact, they got swatted like flies in the Finnish war and never had any impact in the NWs again.Plus the amount of soldiers used in all of those wars do not equal the amount used by the ones in the war of 1812, and i am not even counting militia from the was of 1812, only regulars. Also
3.The war of course had little political action over their because of the Atlantic, but in material and men it had a bit more of an impact, due simply to the costs of supporting armies in that theater and to the fact that the troops over there where needed elsewhere.
4.No, Simply put having close to 60,000 troops in the the theater is not a small task, and if you look at Waterloo the Anglo-Allies had 68,000 troops, i think 48,000 troops(the amount of none provincial forces in the Americas) would of made a difference, considering that the troop levels would of then been close to 116,000 or 44,000 more than the french. Imagine for a second what would of happened if Britain had all those troops. The war would of been a lot more shorter.