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  1. Sir William Felton

    L'Aigle Development Log Thing.

    We are used to L'Aigle awesomeness, but this raises the level a lot :shock:
  2. Sir William Felton

    Over the Hills

    Hemiola 说:
    P.S. -- Anybody out there know what ".. forty shillings .." is worth, nowadays?  Relatively speaking?  Just asking ...

    20 shillings a pound, so 2 pounds.
    BTW, a shilling is 12 pences, so 240 pennies were a pound, like so many monetary sistems from medieval times using the  1/20/12 scale  :wink:
  3. Sir William Felton

    French Grenadiers with Bearskins?

    Inzunza 说:
    Heavy Light Infantry...  Wouldn't that make them Medium Infantry?

    They are the heavy company of a French light regiment, as grenadiers are of a line one. (from http://www.napolun.com/mirror/napoleonistyka.atspace.com/napoleonic_uniforms.html)
    French_military_headwears.gif



  4. Sir William Felton

    The Wedding Dance (Beta Download v.92)

    Awesome mod. But it takes hours and hours of gameplaying to see the nice things I never saw anywhere else. Worth it, and I know that there are several quests I haven't been able to play yet...
  5. Sir William Felton

    L'Aigle Spanish translation (Updated to 1.41!)

    Se agradece el esfuerzo...
  6. Sir William Felton

    Suggestion Thread. Your ideas here.

    Mr.Nock 说:
    I believe the muskets themselves have a "cannot walk while reloading" variable.
    ¿Like crossbows in Vanilla?

    I have yet to try to reload one while walking...but I'm sure that it will be quite difficult, even if I don't suse the ramrod  :???:
    Carbines or pistols...maybe. But priming while walking will mean a lot of the powder falling outside the pan...and an indeterminate quantity falling inside :razz:

  7. Sir William Felton

    Official Screenshots and Video Thread.

    HoJu 说:
    The last screenshot of my modded Spanish regiment.
    I've seen before that white and green uniform...at least in real life :wink:
    https://picasaweb.google.com/105243323717005983487/Leipzig2013#6000014931158775474
  8. Sir William Felton

    L'Aigle Development Log Thing.

    I don't see why it should be in the mod...but I prefer her to Temperance Brennan.
  9. Sir William Felton

    Official Screenshots and Video Thread.

    MrMundy 说:
    Well yes, why would you want to charge your drummer into the Loaded Line of Muskets?

    If he goes with some fusiliers, no thereshould be no problem, just the contrary!

    At Waterloo 2015 there were about 1 piper for every 800 reenactors (Just 6, I believe). And even with that, we were able to listen them quite well during the battle!

    And advance towards the French while hearing the pipers... :shock:
  10. Sir William Felton

    L'Aigle Patch 1.4 Release + 1.41 Hotfix!

    I agree, at least for muskets and rifles. 
  11. Sir William Felton

    Suggestion Thread. Your ideas here.

    The conditions of Wellington in 1812 to accept Spanish recruits up to 100 men, in British regiments:

    The Spanish Government having been pleased to allow a limited number of natives of Spain to serve His Majesty in the British regiments composing this army, I have to request that you will authorize the regiments named in the margin to enlist and bear on their strength 100 Spanish volunteers, on the following conditions:

    First; the men must not be under five feet six inches high, strongly made, and not under nineteen years of age, nor older than twenty seven.

    Secondly; they are to be attested according to the following form by the commanding officer of the regiment to serve during the present war; but in case the regiment into which they shall enlist should be ordered from the Peninsula the Spanish volunteers are to be discharged, and each of them is to receive one month's full pay to carry him to his home.

    Form of Attestion:

    I, A.B. do make oath that I will serve His Majesty the King of Great Britain and Ireland, in the --- battalion of the --- regiment of foot, during the existing war in the Peninsula, if His Majesty should so long require my services, and provided that the --- battalion of the --- regiment shall continue in the Peninsula during that period.

    Thirdly; they are to be allowed to attend Divine service according to the tenets of the Roman Catholic religion, in the same manner as British soldiers, His Majesty's subjects are.

    Fourthly, they are to be fed, and clothed, and paid in the same manner as the other soldiers; and they are to be posted to companies indiscriminately, as any other recruits would be.

    Fifthly; they are to receive pay from the date of their attestation, but no bounty. The captain of the company to which any of these volunteers shall be posted, will be allowed eight dollars for each to supply him with necessaries, from which must be purchased a knapsack, two pair of shoes, and two shirts. The officer commanding the company must be accountable to the volunteer for the residue of the sum after purchasing these articles in the same manner, as for his pay. The shoes may be received at the usual rate from the commissariat.

    In communicating this arrangement to the several regiments, I request you to point out to the commanding officers of regiments how desirable it is that these volunteers should be treated with the utmost kindness and indulgence, and brought by degrees to the system of discipline of the army.

    Source:
    http://www.napoleon-series.org/military/organization/c_spanish.html
  12. Sir William Felton

    SP Musket Era 1812 Russian Campaign

    Lookig forward... :grin:

    Bluehawk 说:
    It was frequently used to give the men a respite actually, as standing at shoulder arms (portez vos armes) puts the weight of the musket mostly in your fingers and can strain the wrist, while support arms (l'arme au bras) changes the muscle groups used and brings the point of balance closer to the weapon's center of gravity. Marching with it tucked in your arm and breast can be a little tricky, mind you, and they were permitted to steady it with the hand hand on the stock.
    Actually, if correctly done, it can be more confortable than "shouder arms", even with a 1'5m, 5 kg musket, even with the left arm only...
    Holding those overlenghtened muskets is quite tricky, and even more with the bayonet...which is how the officers want it for parades and guard duties :???:


  13. Sir William Felton

    No weapon reload sound?

    Perhaps I can even help in this...shooting a musket indoors may be a problem  :lol:, but the reloading sounds don't require actually loading and shooting it...
  14. Sir William Felton

    About the recruitment

    SolidXerm 说:
    Actively deploying recruiting sergeants shouldn't really be possible at lower levels, but once you reach sufficient military rank.

    But that needs coding new bonuses to beer and wine :roll:
    And don't leave that sargeant alone, a drummer would be fine too (even at the Depot).
  15. Sir William Felton

    Suggestion Thread. Your ideas here.

    Ivan the Awesome 说:
    [...] armies could send out foraging parties. Basically I would really like it if there were more options to harass the enemy, rather than just attacking lords. I want to take my few dozen cossacks and kill foragers, steal ammunition carts, burn stockpiles, and make the enemies life hell.


    Guerrillas should do that... Like a sort of spawing bandits, but not attacking everything weaker than them, but certain factions patrols, for example...

    Ivan the Awesome 说:
    Radetzky 说:
    The inclusion of this little book.
    BookReaderImages.php
    https://archive.org/details/b21533222

    Holy cow, that's all the info you need to know to live a successful life right there.

    I'd buy it! :lol: But I downloaded already for free...well, perhaps ingame?  :lol:
    I will try that small beer recipe in Xmas!
  16. Sir William Felton

    faro game bugged?

    Without seeing the bets, and the winner and loser cards, it's quite abstract...

    Play a bit here, and it will be quite clear. It's made for winning or losing money fast, so no overcomplicated rules. Even half of the ones explained in this simple flash game weren't usual in early XIXth century:

    http://www.online-games-zone.com/pages/casino/wichita-faro.php
    (not a real money online casino)  :wink:

    I am a Faro dealer (among other betting games) in napoleonic reenactments...so it was quite nice to see it in the game  :grin:
    If you have seen Barry Lyndon, it appears in several scenes:
    BarryLyndon.jpg

  17. Sir William Felton

    L'Aigle Patch 1.4 Release + 1.41 Hotfix!

    Inzunza 说:
    I'm not sure I understand what you mean by this.  >.>

    Corrected...I can't sleep, and the flu is not helping  :dead:
  18. Sir William Felton

    L'Aigle Patch 1.4 Release + 1.41 Hotfix!

    6 months without playing it...reinstalled it 2 days ago...and here's a new patch! :lol:

    I'm still stunned by the level of detail...for those of us that are fanatics of the Napoleonic wars, it's amazing.

    Inzunza 说:
    Still waiting on Peninsular Europe.  :grin:

    I can help a bit in that, as historical advisor: I'm a Spanish napoleonic wars reenactor...and Waterloo (200) veteran, among other 200's.
  19. Sir William Felton

    LSP Medieval 3D Art Medieval helmet pack(updated dec.28 2012)

    Dowloaded, and donation made. Truly first class historical examples :shock:
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