Mius Historical Campaign

[Philippe]

Interesting point. We're not using Delayed Disruption reporting.

A "feature" of my defensive tactics is that I try to systematically disrupt his stacks so that if he uses his numerical superiority he'll suffer the different division penalty as often as possible. I don't know what would have happened with this rule in effect. He would have had a harder time steamrolling my defenses, but I would have had a harder time put up a (tactically) organized defense. The impact on the attacker would probably have been greater.

I still haven't worked out in my heart of hearts whether or not you can tell that the pounding you've just given the other guy has disrupted him inside of a two hour time frame. Thinking back to my Combat Mission days (where one turn equals one minute), you can usually develop a feel for whether the other guy has been chewed up and is keeping his head down (which is more or less what the disruption result represents): he doesn't shoot as much and it's less effective when he does, and that artillery barrage is still ringing in your ears so it's got to be ringing even worse in his....