I am saying this because I had loads of bad experiences with the games moral and AI!
I had a full strength unit of generals body guards running away from Militia! this caused insta-rout making my army rout, and losing!![]()
I am saying this because I had loads of bad experiences with the games moral and AI!
I had a full strength unit of generals body guards running away from Militia! this caused insta-rout making my army rout, and losing!![]()
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your general dies because of militia ----> you army thinks the enemy is some sort of superhuman fighting force ----> they flee in terror.
makes perfect sense to me!
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Well, the game is centred on imperialism and war.
You also might be charging cavalry into well-formed lines. Even if it is militia, that hurts.
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My general was behind my lines, then I noticed that the general was wavering, then fled taking 3 of my line infantry with him!
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There's something you're not telling us.
Bear in mind that the three units were all ready at half strength, and were concerned.
I still don't know why the general fled though?
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Because he sucks.
Your general just died? Odd indeed.
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Just throwing this out there but maybe the enemy had planted stakes and your general ran into them. Happenned to me once when my general was chasing routers, reeeeally annoying...
Yeah, or maybe he had a heart attack. If you plant your general too close behind you lines, though, a stray bullet could be to blame.
There are such things as stray bullets.
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He didn't die he fled.
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Did any bodyguards die?
Maybe an artilery round?
Last edited by Peasant Phill; 02-06-2010 at 18:29.
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Originally Posted by TinCow
Yeah there was a couple of cannons firing but they would never of hit them.
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Maybe he found out that the enemy troops were raiding the supply camp and maybe he had his wife there to protect.
Maybe he forgot to preorder Napoleon Total War.
Fighting isn't about winning, it's about depriving your enemy of all options except to lose.
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Why don't you write AARs? It's all so vivid/
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What are AAR's?
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I blame leprechauns for your general routing.
Weird bug though.
Nah, not leprechauns. Probably the Wendigos. This was in North America, right?
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Did any of the body guard take any hits with stay bullets at all. Shot can go past its range and hit units behind your front lines if you leave them too close. Also getting shot and not being able to shoot back dose not do moral any good.
Nah it was at full strength!
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His wife was at full strength? It doesn't matter, she couldn't fight off an army; he had to go back and get her.
I've had it happen before myself . General was on a hill well above and a good distance from the actual fighting when it happened .
It sounds like one of those bugs that we'll be told is in our imagination .
It's probably happened to others whom simply assumed the unit took a hit or some such so didn't realise .
I do hope it isn't some cheesy "well sometimes people panic for no reason" "feature" that they forgot to mention .
Mabey the moral calculations might in vary rare instances forget to drop penalties for the generals' unit that have stopped being valid or might perhaps be dumping those of several other units on the general ? I'm gust wildly guessing though .
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This is what happened to me recently during a naval battle. I loaded the battle screen but had to leave, so I didn't click start. I left the computer running. It took me longer than I expected to get back (around 4 hours) so , when I finally reached home again, I thought I'd play it quick and move forward.
The battle was a sloop + 2 frigates as reinforcements (me) against a galleon. Practically immediately after I hit the start battle the sloop started to waver, flag went white and it surrendered. Strangely enough, the AI galleon moved in firing distance and stayed there. My reinforcements showed up, behaving correctly. I brought them in firing range as well and gunned the galleon into surrender - the galleon didn't respond in any way.
As a result of the battle I lost the sloop (with the sinking animation) and gained the galleon (which I kept).
So, I'm not sure it's the same thing as the fleeing general from the field, but looks like it's somewhere in the same league.
PS - I play time limit battles.
Last edited by Vlad Tzepes; 02-13-2010 at 12:46. Reason: extra info
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