I am not nor was not joking.

I have had it happen in my game.

The only way to change the outcome would be to change something other than this combat so that other thing happens before this battle. The random number is saved and the outcome will be the same for every turn unless something ...

So the Republicans razed the town and slaughtered the inhabitants. So what is new?

Let's not get jokey jokey about war crimes.

What is new is that this is not typical behavior I see when taking a town. None of the other battles taking place in light urban areas this turn cause near as many ...

So the Republicans razed the town and slaughtered the inhabitants. So what is new?

Let's not get jokey jokey about war crimes.

What is new is that this is not typical behavior I see when taking a town. None of the other battles taking place in light urban areas this turn cause near as many ...

Urban fighting leads to civilian casualties, I get this. But I'm seeing the highest civilian casualties in battles where the enemy retreated without a fight and 0 soldiers were hurt on either side. Is this intentional? It happens every time I play this turn when I take La Zaida-Sastago.

You can set this somewhat indirectly but not directly.

RangerJoe, explain that please.

I am thinking in tell the subs to not to go up to XXXXX yards from coast maybe?

Regards:
Melvi


Exactly that! No closer than 10k yards which should keep them out of the coastal hexes where the ports ...