I always post allot of data to support my positions
I have never seen any real data from you in this forum. Where is this data?
In the past I have looked at numerous battles on resolution level 7 just to see what is going on under the hood. It takes forever and is not really that informative. Planes are dropping bombs, artillery is firing, tanks are shooting, rifle squads are firing all the way down to hand grenades and satchel charges etc. The problem is all this has very little effect on combat losses. The losses during combat are very low. The weapons mostly hit nothing. After combat, I guess, CV is calculated, the winner is determined and the loser retreats and at this moment most of the losses occur. But to me it is totally obscure how this is calculate and why it has to be this way. Shouldn't the combat losses be higher than the retreat losses. Is it historical that retreat losses are higher than combat losses?
I would also like to point out that the combat odds seem to have absolutely no effect on the battle results. Why? If a Panzer division attacks an NKVD Regiment with 99:1 odds the result is most often a normal retreat with 100+ men lost. This makes no sense to me. In a case like this the regiment should always shatter. Maybe there is a way to use the combat odds to increase losses? And maybe the combat odds could be used to determine when a unit should route or shatter?