Sun Dec 14, 2008 11:55 am
It is a strange result indeed - you attacked an entrenched Union I understand? They lost more men and retreated, and you lost...
I think it might be due to you loosing an unit more then they did. In the morale lost/won calculation the number of units count strongly. It is (for morale purposes) worse to loose 3 regiments of 1000 men, then to loose 10000 men without a regiment being totally destoyed.
So I suspect that loosing 4 units against 3 being lost on the Union side results in a 1 morale loss on your side, which in turn leads to a lost battle (all other factors being almost even between the sides).