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During the heyday of Napoleon in France (the First French Empire under Napoleon's rule), Austria was a headache because the Austrian army was one of the tougher of the four anti-French alliance countries (Britain, Russia, Prussia, and Austria) and resisted Napoleon's rule. The French First Empire was quite determined.

Austria's military advantage is that it has the best hussars and can recruit 10 Hungarian line infantry (line infantry appeared in the 17th century and was the main infantry force of the European army). Austria's third-level arsenal can produce howitzers (all other major countries require them). Level 4 Arsenal). Austria's biggest problem is that it has no military supply depots outside Hungary and cannot withstand losses in foreign battles. In the early days, the German line was still the main force. The Austrian light infantry was of poor quality and was not as good as the French light infantry, but the Hungarian line infantry had the best composition. It is better to equip some. The range of the equipped muskets is their power.

The simplest Austrian strategy is to repair the supply station in the Vienna area, defend it with a full force, and use Hungary's mountainous terrain to fight at bridgeheads, mountains or jungles so that the French artillery advantage cannot be used, and the remaining Austrian troops will The weak southern part of the French army penetrated deep into France. The Austrian army's method is to have the light infantry stand in the front row in skirmish mode, and the line infantry with muskets and artillery stand behind them. This is a local double firepower with very little accidental damage. Austrian artillery is the main weapon of destruction. It will attack the opponent's generals and cavalry first. The Austrian cavalry will take action after the infantry engages.

The number one figure in the Austrian army-Royal General Karl In 1805, Franz and the Russian Tsar Alexander I teamed up to deal with Napoleon, but they were unlucky. The Austrian army was defeated by Napoleon in the Battle of Ulm and the Battle of Austerlitz. In the next few years, Karl implemented a reserve military service system in the Austrian army, established military academies, reformed the army's organization, and reorganized the cavalry, artillery, infantry and engineers. After several years of hard work, the Austrian army took on a new look and doubled its strength, and decided to challenge Napoleon again.

In 1809, the upgraded and updated Austrian army led by Royal General Karl launched the famous Battle of Asparn-Essling with Napoleon's French army on the left bank of the Danube near Vienna. Napoleon was defeated and retreated, and the French army suffered heavy casualties. There were more than 40,000 people (the Austrian army also suffered more than 20,000 casualties), and even Napoleon's favorite super general, Marshal Lannes, was heroic. This was the first real disastrous defeat since Napoleon led the army.

Two months later, Napoleon and Karl launched another brutal fight - the bloody battle of Wagram. Karl originally planned to encircle and annihilate the French army, but Napoleon learned his lesson. Instead of being encircled and annihilated by Karl, he was also flanked by Karl. Although the Austrian army fought desperately, they eventually retreated and lost 45,000 people. Napoleon barely won. After the war, Austria had to sign the Franco-Austrian Treaty. Austria once again surrendered to Napoleon and ceded territory to pay compensation.

Configuration requirements

Processor Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz

Memory 2 GB RAM

Graphics card 512 MB (GeForce 8800 or above)

                          Hard disk space 30GB HDD

Operating system Windows XP SP2/Vista/windows 7

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