Greetings gentlemen. I’m new to the club, although I’ve been playing JT's napoleonic games for several years.
It also happened to me on one of my last turns in the Leipzig campaign. I do not think it is a bad idea to reflect uncertainty and the delay in the succession of command after the loss of one of their commanders, especially considering that they continue to be able to attack the enemy with the shots of their carabiners.
What I don't like is that the detached units option prevents the cavalry from melee, which especially in large scenarios does not make much sense and there are crazy situations of enemy cavalry squads fraternizing.
_________________ Sous-Lieutenant Rubén M, 16ème Compagnie du 5ème Régiment d'Artillerie à Pied, Artillerie Divisionnaire, 3ème Division, 5ème Corps d'Armée
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