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"Shadow of the Eagles" 0.5.7 - Paul Wang

Terrlopiana said:
Oh I thought third corps would get Konigsberg. Did Marshal route skip straight to Tilsit after Eylau?
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You almost get to storm Konigsberg but Soult stops you, then Napoleon summons III Corps to Friedland but the fighting is already over by the time you arrive, and Konigsberg also falls to IV Corps at the same time. In the end, you get neither.

Real D'Erlon hours -_-
 
CoM_Enjoyer said:
You almost get to storm Konigsberg but Soult stops you, then Napoleon summons III Corps to Friedland but the fighting is already over by the time you arrive, and Konigsberg also falls to IV Corps at the same time. In the end, you get neither.

Real D'Erlon hours -_-
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The Prussian Queen seeking Woman Marshal is deadass Funny to me You started this war
 
CoM_Enjoyer said:
Too bad we don't have an option for a hardline Jacobin female Marshal to say: "F you, you aristocratic dog. Napoleon should have had your husband's head, an
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Still thinking about it helping her result in -40 reputation with Napelaon even if nothing works i think this will come later during before or after 100 days war interceding to help you diplomatically but that is quite a reach
 
CoM_Enjoyer said:
Too bad we don't have an option for a hardline Jacobin female Marshal to say: "F you, you aristocratic dog. Napoleon should have had your husband's head, an
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Still thinking about it helping her result in -40 reputation with Napelaon even if nothing works i think this will come later during before or after 100 days war with her interceding to help you diplomatically but that is quite a reach
 
djslslss said:
Still thinking about it helping her result in -40 reputation with Napelaon even if nothing works i think this will come later during before or after 100 days war interceding to help you diplomatically but that is quite a reach
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Only if you are a secret Royalist plotting to return Louis XVIII to the French throne maybe, otherwise why would the Queen of Prussia talk to you
 
CoM_Enjoyer said:
Too bad we don't have an option for a hardline Jacobin female Marshal to say: "F you, you aristocratic dog. Napoleon should have had your husband's head, and yours!"
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Actually I take this back, if your Jacobin stat is greater than 5, you'll get the Jacobin reaction and this dialogue:

The words hit the Queen of Prussia like a slap in the face. Her blue eyes crystalise with a cold fury.

"Who are you to pass judgement? You who have sent men to their deaths? Who sheds the blood of others for the mortal glory and power of a mere man like your Emperor? We are more alike than you are willing to admit."

"We are nothing alike!" You hiss furiously. "The blood on my hands comes from the enemies of the people,
> [if $class is "labourer"] those who would butcher me like an animal for trying to be more than a beast of burden."
> [elseif $class is "criminal"] those who would put me in chains for wanting to live like a human being."
> [else] from those who have marched against France to put its poor and dispossessed back under the chains of feudalism and slavery."

"The blood on your hands comes from the innocent men and women who you have sacrificed on the altar of ambition and greed. I fight to protect the people, you order others to enslave them. I fight to free humanity. You scheme so that more of it can be brought under your lash."
> [if $class is "labourer"] "I wish only for a world where those like me are not treated like animals. You wish only for a world where we are."
> [elseif $class is "criminal"] "I want only dignity. You want only to strip it away!"
> [else] "I serve the masses, you serve only your own pride."

You point a single accusing finger towards her as if it were the blade of a dagger, poised to strike home. "That is the difference between me and you. That is the difference between a soldier and tyrant!"

When the Queen of Prussia finally responds, her voice is quiet, and laden with pity. "Then you too suffer from that greatest expression of the sin of pride, of complete conviction in your own rightness. I will pray for you. I will pray that when your reckoning comes as it has come for me, it will give you only a fraction of the sorrow and heartbreak which I now feel."

You answer only with the coldest stare you can muster.
["If that is all, then I bid you good day, Citoyenne Hohenzollern."]
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