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Heh - I'm back with a vengeance.

Recently started up again with v1.07c (after a long hiatus away from EU), and immediately noticed some strangeness in the combat resolution.

Playing Denmark on V. Hard/Normal, and immediately (as usual) invaded Holstein. I besieged all the Holstein provinces, but allowed them to update their fortresses before beginning my assaults.

In all cases, small fortresses with a garrison of 5000 men against a Danish army consisting entirely of infantry. Each time I assaulted with 15-17,000 men, my army would swiftly cut the garrison to bits (they'd loose increments of 3-500 men each time they took losses) and I'd eventually kill the garrison off. However, I'd try to assault with 20,000+ men, and the garrison would take almost no losses at all (and I'd loose out on morale).

Tried this on 4 different provinces (with varying levels of siege) and had the same result repeatedly.

This those seem like it might be a bug in the combat algorithm simmilar to many of the ones already fixed.

Apart from this small problem, I must say that the 1.06 patch really seems to have improved the game substantially.
 
Actually no, but I'm at it ;) So far small English armies have been very effective against those Scots. Now I just have to find the money to get me a big army :D Or load up my Russia save ...
 
Still checking it out. It's pretty difficult to check out (and requires quite a lot of reloading) and even then I'm not exactly sure (e.g., what happens when artillery goes into the mix). :(

But the results seem pretty consistent in the very start of the game. Around 3-1 odds the assaulting infantry kill tons of the garrison, at 4-1 they have almost no effect.

Or perhaps I'm just having a strange streak of luck??? It certainly seems to vary a lot what happens in battles...
 
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