dh76513
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I think that a rating system for general officers as noted by Gil in an earlier post is very important, but will there be any overall “prestige” scores for these generals? In addition to the ability of general officers defined as by rating system, I think a prestige rating should also be given or is it? Prestige could be directly linked to either a general officer’s success or failure on the battlefield. For example, battlefield failure should diminish a general officer’s status and combat success should amplify any their standing in prestige while not altering their combat abilities. In reality, a general officer’s prestige rating might increase or decrease for a number of reasons (via promotion, demotion, recognition, replacement, battlefield success or defeat, commanding soldiers from his state, experience, etc), but their skill or ability should remain the same. For example, an excellent general might lose an engagement due to just overwhelming numbers. While this defeat on the battlefield might decrease his “prestige” rating, it should not change his ability as a general officer and he would still retain his “ability” rating as an excellent tactician. Do prestige ratings exist? If not, how does the rating system for general officers work concerning battle victories, promotions, and other game dynamics such as “the careers of more than 1,000 generals....every general from the Civil War?”
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