Preview en Gamespot, que no dice nada de nada. Pero bueno, os pongo lo "menos poco importante":
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/...eviews;title;3
Napoleon may be born into the Spanish Empire if it occupies territory in France.
Each faction will share the same technology tree, though the units trained in such research will be specific to each faction. For example, researching infantry as the British will give you access to the Redcoats, highly disciplined troops. Researching firing drill will unlock a rolling barrage in which the first line fires its muskets, then kneels and reloads as the second line fires. On the other hand, firing drill for the Americans may unlock sharpshooting ability as snipers employ guerrilla tactics from cover. The Ottomans employ Tatar light cavalry, while the Polish use the intimidating winged hussars.
Each faction will have their own special ships. The Ottomans, for example, have a ship designed specifically to board and capture other ships. It sits low in the water, below the line of fire, and the crew will latch on to a potential prize with grappling hooks, allowing the talented hand-to-hand fighters to take over the vessel. Steam power is a researchable technology, and those technologically advanced ships are not dependent on wind to stalk their prey.