Divisional commanders?

[plasticpanzers]

Was wondering how about divisional commanders for units
in the game. They could be no-name generic created as
each division is created but have some characteristics
from their parent nations. Corps commanders could be
assigned over them and to a divison or would opperate
seperate (move at light cavalry speed) and have a zone
of control depending on their quality. Divisional ldrs
could have characteristics like ELAN, the ability to
inspire (or not!) and CONTROL, the ability to keep their unit cohesive longer (or not). France and Spain
would usually have higher ELAN values (Spain would be
variable on a turn by turn basis) and a somewhat lower
CONTROL level. Sweden and England would have more
stable ELAN level and Control level. Russia, Autstia,
and Prussia a lower ELAN level but higher CONTROL level due to their training. Seperate Corps and
Army officers could not be killed or captured unless
they were attached to a unit. If they operate loose
they effect units around them to a lesser degree but
to a wider area which would have players operate
their corps more like corps.

Tim

oh yeah, milita commanders would have low ELAN and CONTROL but most landwhehr (a different type of troops) would have high ELAN but low CONTROL.