does routed units disband when isolated?

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does routed units disband when isolated?

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heard this from somewhere, is this correct?
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Isolated units are not allowed to rout. They will usually surrender if they are in a situation where they otherwise would have routed.
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If a unit that is already isolated is routed, I think it still remains on the map as routed until it is rallied. I am not positive about this though.
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If a unit is isolated and far behind eneamy lines will it eventually surrender or does it have to be attacked?
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Routed units that become isolated do not disband automatically; some seem to spontaeously though. It's hard to tell, there used to be a combat report symbol on the map that showed the surrender, but I didn't see that the last game I am playing.

If you "bump" an isolated an routed unit, it will disappear. It surrendered; you will notice the captured pool went up when you did that.
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RE: does routed units disband when isolated?

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If a unit is isolated and far behind eneamy lines will it eventually surrender or does it have to be attacked?

You cannot attack isolated unit if you move unit next to it it surrender. I think that Isolated units will surrender in time but in current patch that time of surrender is very long.

I use sec divisions to handle small pockets and units that are left deep behind the lines.

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