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Horse & Musket: Great Battles of the Eighteenth Century (c) Shrapnel Games

Protection : TK4 VOB/secuROM/C-Dilla      : Released   : Feb 10th , 2000
Game Type  : Strategy                     : # of Disks : 2 * 2.88M

486 DX2 / 66 ,16 Mb , 30 Mb HDD, Direct X 7 , Windows 9x

[ G a m e   N o t e s ]

Horse & Musket: Great Battles of the Eighteenth Century is the much
anticipated sequel to Dragoon (Battlefront.com).  These two products are
the only games now available on Eighteenth Century Warfare.  Calling Horse
& Musket a sequel doesn't do it justice as it is much more than a sequel.
Just look at some of the features coming in Horse & Musket:

* Covers the entire 18th century. Nationalities include: Prussia, Russia,
England, France, Sweden, Austria, Saxony, and colonial America. Includes
scenarios for the century's most famous battles, from Marlborough to the
American Revolution. 20+ scenarios in all. (Does not include any battles
already covered in Dragoon.)

* 150 yards per hex. 15 minute turns. Units are battalions of infantry, 2-3
squadrons per cavalry unit, batteries of 4+ cannon per artillery unit,and
individual leaders.

* Includes all major unit types: grenadiers, line and light infantry,
cuirassiers, dragoons, hussars, cossacks and 3 types of artillery.

* Historically accurate game system with rules for: Individual leader
initiative and command activation; movement and combat disruption;
formations; unit quality and morale; cavalry charges; infantry assault;
rally; disengagement; plus much more. Exacting attention to detail!

* Authentic battle maps and army compositions. Unparalleled realism!

* Full scenario editor. Create your own maps, armies and battles.

* Improved interface.

* Improved artificial intelligence.

* Vastly enhanced all new graphics using 24-bit 3-D rendered bitmaps!

* Enhanced PBEM functionality and Internet play!

What was ripped?

Nothing at all!

[ I n s t a l l   N o t e s ]

Unzip, Unrar, import REG and run HorseNMusket.exe to start the game.

"I'd rather be tortured & forced to listen to a Celion Dion CD than to
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