ericbabe
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1. That's by design. You can get him if you make it a protectorate, and he'll be available later if you lose Piedmont. I considered making generals like this invisible while they couldn't be used, but thought people might be confused by that.
2. I'm not sure that Romagna is a separate country. Some provinces don't have their own particular countries.
3. I think we fixed a bug like this in the upcoming patch.
4. By design -- I believe it's possible (by insurrection) for Prussia to return to the game even after a total war wipe-out. We have considered code to remove all traces of a nation defeated by total war, as this might be less confusing, and the chances of a nation returning by insurrection is, indeed, fairly small.
5. Prisoners aren't freed after total war, by design. There was another discussion of POWs and total war in another thread: the upshot, since the attrition rates for POWs during the Peninsular Campaign was so ghastly high historically, we decided to model this simply by making POWs permanent losses. Since some people have complained about this, I'm considering instead just applying something like a 70% attrition loss to POWs for total war, but then returning them when the war is resolved.
6. If you play an early campaign for longer than the default amount of time, Napoleon does not, in fact, appear. The commander files are designed to work only through the default duration of the scenarios. Some people have modded versions of the '92 campaign with all the generals, and we've considered releasing a 1792 Grand Campaign as well. I worry a bit about commander-inflation for doing this in general: commanders are quite effective at rallying units in detailed battle, and having too many commanders in a game demonstrably imbalances detailed combat. I think it would be OK to do it for a handful of famous commanders, however.
7. Textiles aren't directly produced by any province; they are, rather, converted from wool/cotton, which is why provincial production for these is zero. (I know it's confusing... wouldn't do it this way if we were going to do it again.)
8. Yes, there are bonuses to labor production that are applied after this multiplier. By design.
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