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j-s -> RE: Bug in battle losses? (7/14/2008 2:57:41 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Thresh
The rules state that if your loses are more than 2.0 in morale, you cannot remove militia, you haveto remove other factors.
Yes, that's true.
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ORIGINAL: Thresh
So, if in the 1st round of combat your morale loss is 2.0 or less, you can remove militia. If in the 2nd round your morale loss exceeds 2.0, you can't take militia as a a first loss, you have to take regular factors...
Depending on what chart you were on and the die roll, you could have only 5 casualties. So itspossible thatthe AI took 2 Cav first and then 3 militia next.
I think that game remove just "other factors" but is not taking all casualties that were made and that's my problem here. For example in my case:
1. casualties: 10% with ~100 factors =10 factors of casualties and more than 2.0 morale losses on 2nd round (that was the case)
2. AI had 10 mil and 2 cav present, only losses they took were 2 cav, not militia at all!!! (I think this is not as it should be)
3. This lead that my troops break on 2nd round and Napoleon was left with 10 mil. At least he should have get more casualties than 2 cav.
If you have 10 mil and 2 cav and take 12 or more casualties (and 2.0 or more morale losses) in first round, that corps should be wiped off! Now it looks that in first round they loss only cavalry and there will be 10 mil in second round.[:-]
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ORIGINAL: Thresh
Do you have a save file of the game?
Yes, it should be here.
Look to the May and you can see that Prussia fight w. 9 corps, made 0,5+1,5 morale losses and 5%+10% casualties and France lost only 2 cav on second round. Can't be right.
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