I am having problems with the 1813 campaign. I have installed the latest patch and I am an experienced player. But I think there are a lot of bugs in this campaign. I play as coalition, and I noticed following:
1. several generals appear twice, with different rankings. Barclay de Tolly for example is a one- and three star general at the same time.
2. Divisions are named after an other general than the one first in row. Several pictures and names also don't match.
3. Generals move themselves without my action. Mack in Illyria, Hohenlohe in Berlin.
4. I can't form army's. If I set the army symbol in a stack, I can't join them with a three star general, even if his ranking is appropriate. This is meanly the matter with the german armies. I could create the Polish Army on the russian side. But it changed name in 'British Home Army'. Maybe this is because lord Nelson is in the stack. His gost - Nelson was in fact dead for eight years in 1813 while shot at Trafalgar - is wandering around...
5.The symbol of an Army is for all german armys the same symbol as siege artillery or fort artillery. The last symbol is taken litterally, because one can hardly move an Army because of the weight of the fortress artillery. It takes up to 30 days to move such an army to an adjecent region.
6. Pictures of batalions change if I put them in a division. Guns become cavalerists, most in the Bohemische Armee and Nord Armee.
7. Several grenadier divisions appear as ships. But if I want to move them to a harbor, I can't. While moving, the 'faded' picture shows a grenadier. But the whole stack is fixed, because of the 'ships' included. In Königsbergen I managed to put one in the harbor. The sign shows no ship, but a grenadier. If I put it back in the stack, it changes back in to a ship. The names of the 'batalions' are those of grenadiers, but the icons are ships. There are no ship action possibilities for attack or defense, just land force options. Those grenadiers are movable on the sea, but they make the noise of horses galloping...
I hope someone can help me out here.
greets and thanks.