La Chanson de la Victoire (The Song of Victory): La Petite Arpenteuse (Non, SV, you are a General of France in the Napoleonic War!)

Parlez-vous français?

  • Oui, je parle très bien français!

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  • Un peu.

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  • What? Francis? Nope.

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  • What? Oh, don't be silly, my dear!

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  • ¿El español es lo suficientemente bueno?

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  • Ich verstehe dich irgendwie.

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  • Я очень хорошо говорю по-русски.

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  • 我听不懂。

    Votes: 35 3.1%
  • 何を言っているのですか?

    Votes: 28 2.5%
  • nuqneH pa'!

    Votes: 10 0.9%
  • فرانسه بلدنستم

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However, she views her responsibility to her brother first, and you second.
What about him then, we know he has expressed some interest in the Academy, but what does he think of the other options?
Lukewarm, if only because Elisabeth is... more conservative than Charlotte, and still wishes to be treated like a princess.
Interesting, perhaps they'd chafe under the restrictions and responsibilities their former positions entail if placed with her, considering their relative freedom now. Though there is the fact they are family, so being placed in a familiar environment might be good for them.

Also, when we prepare for our trip, will we have the option to look for an educator for them if they come along with us? This campaign will entail a whole lot of waiting and traveling, so plenty of time for them to learn stuff and interact with us.

It would be nice if they speak Arabic or Turkish too, since we need to learn that, and we could share lessons with them, killing two birds with one stone. Would be an opportunity to bond and learn with them!
 
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Why would they even bother putting Hoche in prison if he was just a colonel? That just seems unecessary, the main reason he got tossed in prison was him clashing with the Committee of Public Safety as one of the two generals in the Rhine, also the whole thing about Pichegru accusing him of being a counter revolutionary.
 
Are they all IRL people or Original Characters either it seems we're shaping up to have our own circus in paralell to Nappy's
Still haven't decided yet.

I know one is historical, but the other two I'm having trouble with because there is so little information to work off for them... So we might have to make original characters because... that's what they might just be.

As for our own circus... It seems we're building up a Staff to Rival Nappy.
What about him then, we know he has expressed some interest in the Academy, but what does he think of the other options?
He wouldn't mind going back to his Aunt, but he most certainly doesn't trust Brian. He thinks he's far to fickle where his loyalties lie, and thinks that Brian is to... dangerous to be around... even more so then Napoleon.
Interesting, perhaps they'd chafe under the restrictions and responsibilities their former positions entail if placed with her. Though there is the fact they are family, so being placed in a familiar environment might be good for them.
They have enjoyed a level of freedom that has never been allowed in their previous lives, and very much enjoyed that level of freedom.
Why would they even bother putting Hoche in prison if he was just a colonel?
Because he was a fall guy who knew nothing, but they had to punish someone, and they didn't want to kill him. So they gave him a light sentence and were done with it.

Napoleon and Brian yeeted the government and basically communed that sentence.

And he's out and back in the army, with a potential to gain generalship under Jourdan.
Also, when we prepare for our trip, will we have the option to look for an educator for them if they come along with us? This campaign will entail a whole lot of waiting and traveling, so plenty of time for them to learn stuff and interact with us.
Well the thing with that... is that we'd be traveling... a lot and finding competent teachers in the Army, even outside of it right now, is going to be an expensive proposition.
 
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What was Pichegru doing at the Vendee? Why did he even join them so blatantly?
It was less he joined them blatantly, more...

give me a sec to look through the notes that we made for the Vendee, it was something to do with mutinying troops under his command going there, him going there to punish them, getting captured by the rebels, taking command so he could stay alive, him seeing through British lies when they wanted to make Vendee even worse, doing everything in his power to make it worse, and playing Napoleon, Brian and the CoS enough to make sure he wouldn't die when he surrendered to Napoleon.
 
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It was less he joined them blatantly, more...

give me a sec to look through the notes that we made for the Vendee, it was something to do with mutinying troops, him seeing through British lies when they wanted to make Vendee even worse, and playing Napoleon, Brian and the CoS enough to make sure he wouldn't die.
Why let him live after literally defecting to the enemy? Napoleon wasn't exactly known to take treason lightly, the Committee even less so.
 
He thinks he's far to fickle where his loyalties lie, and thinks that Brian is to... dangerous to be around... even more so then Napoleon.
Interesting.
Well the thing with that... is that we'd be traveling... a lot and finding competent teachers in the Army, even outside of it right now, is going to be an expensive proposition.
Yeah, I sure hope we don't get seasick easily :V . Couldn't we use our campaign funds if they speak Turkish or Arabic though? They could be considered a local liason, having someone that understands the locals to act as a go between is important for any occupying army, and we could pay them on the side to educate the children. This would help reduce the price at least. Regardless of the price, if they do go I think it is important for us hire such a person.

Also, do we have a timetable regarding how long it would take for the ships to sail from Marseille/Toulon to Alexandria?
 
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Why let him live after literally defecting to the enemy? Napoleon wasn't exactly known to take treason lightly, the Committee even less so.
If you could give me a few minutes to look through my notes, and tell you, he didn't betray France.

He just got captured.

So give me a few dammed minutes to go through the hundred-plus pages of notes, and then I can answer that question.

Please, its hard enough to remember sometimes.
Yeah, I sure hope we don't get seasick easily :V . Couldn't we use our campaign funds if they speak Turkish or Arabic though?
There are people in the army who speak Arabic and Turkish... not many, and they are a handful... but there are, and we can recruit them.
Also, do we have a timetable regarding how long it would take for the ships to sail from Marseille/Toulon to Alexandria?
A few months. We're traveling with a pretty big fleet.
 
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Who were the representatives on mission during the Vendee? They had even more power than the generals at this time, so it would be interesting to know.
 
Alright, just finished reading the quest up till this point... sure, we may be getting sent off to go rot in Egypt, and then to magic our way into India... but we have the power of God AND anime on our side, I'm sure we'll be okay! :V
 
Alright, just finished reading the quest up till this point... sure, we may be getting sent off to go rot in Egypt, and then to magic our way into India... but we have the power of God AND anime on our side, I'm sure we'll be okay! :V
Heh, someone actually has faith...

you sure you aren't part of the Van see linde gang?:V
 
Heh, someone actually has faith...

you sure you aren't part of the Van see linde gang?:V
Look, we just have to go to Egypt, away from any supply lines, and then march down the Nile while the British, Arabs, and Ottomans all try to kill us, with the populace inevitably loathing us for the looting we'll almost certainly have to do. It's simple!

Although, we are gonna be rolling against the British, sooooooo... maybe we should do an oopsie and invade Cyprus instead! I don't wanna roll against the Ottomans :V
 
Look, we just have to go to Egypt, away from any supply lines, and then march down the Nile while the British, Arabs, and Ottomans all try to kill us, with the populace inevitably loathing us for the looting we'll almost certainly have to do. It's simple!

Although, we are gonna be rolling against the British, sooooooo... maybe we should do an oopsie and invade Cyprus instead! I don't wanna roll against the Ottomans :V
Is it wrong that I read the top part in Dutch's voice?
 
What is the current number of Troops in the Army of the Rhine and how many of them can we take with us?

Additionally, how many troops will we have with us for the "Egyptian" Campaign?
 
Those were part of your army in the front page.

There status isn't properly done in the front page as it says this:

18,500 Infantry (Regulars) **
2,000 Riflemen (Recruits) *
2,000 Lancers (Veterans) ***
1,000 Dragoons (Recruits) *
3,000 Artillerymen/54 cannons (Regulars)
**
25,000 Infantry (Untrained)

However at least 20,000 of the untrained should now be regulars, the 2,000 Riflemen should be Veterans & 6,000 of the Infantry should also be Veterans.
 
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