I don't think its a case of Great Man history, I believe the quest is rightfully showing how circumstances and outside forces were just as much a factor in allowing these great men to rise as their natural talents did.
If you wish, I could have every action be decided by dice roll
I'm just being cheeky. No need for anything extreme... UnlessIf you wish, I could have every action be decided by dice roll
The campaign isn't over 'till you've signed the treaty! Those men who held off the Coalition advance allowed the rest of the army to get back to safety, so there's still the chance for a counter.
That hasn't begun in earnest. Repelling the British navy from a base in Toulon and preventing uprisings from gaining momentum down south will weaken the Austrians' ability to push down there.
Flee to Haiti and create a Revolutionary Republic in the Americas with the help of L'Ouverture! We might even recruit Bolivar.
Exactly why I asked the question, so long as we're alive, free and revolutionary there's still a story to be told.
If France does fall, then are you going to lie down and take it? Would you have descendants hundreds, thousands of years from now, hear of France's children abandoning it in its time of need? Nay, the resistance will live on, so long as liberty lives on within the hearts of men, women, and children!
What he's saying it... as long as Therese is alive, the game will continue, though 1821 is going to be the earliest date for you to retire if your not dead or... married off to people who will force you into a traditional role in society.
The People salute you for your service! Maybe de Lisle would make a song like this under certain scenarios...
I mean it's the original version of the song that was made into "Do You Hear the People Sing?" in Les Miserables (the English one), so it's not OC, if that's what you're asking
Here I got you buddy. proper revolutionary music
I really should have expected that... Really I should have.
Sorry, all I have are socialist folk music. Bella Ciao is nice, but I don't think it fits the Il Corsicano.
Do You Hear The People Sing is a cliche, and from a different revolution, but the song does fit in very well with the French Revolution.
I did, mostly in keeping with the Shonen Protagonist Napoleon joke for an omake.