The picture shows that the total number of Soviet personnel is only 12646, and Ground Elements is only 1341, but they were Disrupted 15642 and 1797.
So there's definitely a bug

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Post by Sir.Arnold »
Post by Sir.Arnold »
ORIGINAL: Sir.Arnold
The number of disrupted exceeds the total number of engagements
The picture shows that the total number of Soviet personnel is only 12646, and Ground Elements is only 1341, but they were Disrupted 15642 and 1797.
So there's definitely a bug
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Post by DeletedUser44 »
ORIGINAL: loki100
ORIGINAL: Sir.Arnold
The number of disrupted exceeds the total number of engagements
The picture shows that the total number of Soviet personnel is only 12646, and Ground Elements is only 1341, but they were Disrupted 15642 and 1797.
So there's definitely a bug
...
WAD - a given element can be disrupted any number of times in a battle
Post by DeletedUser44 »
ORIGINAL: loki100
if an element is disrupted and hit again, its more likely to become damaged or destroyed but it can simply be disrupted again ... and again ... and again. I believe that experience and morale come into play here so a strong element can absorb more disruptions (on average) than a weak one.
If an element is destroyed that can only happen once.
Yes its both WAD and explained in the manual, along with how the losses number is calculated and then recalculated as the turn progresses.
4.8.4. Interpreting the Combat Result
The battle report (37.1) will indicate the losses suffered
by both sides and it is possible to open up other tabs to
explore the battle in more detail.
The example above is the report for the Soviet attack
discussed in 4.8.2. At first only the top screens will be
shown giving you a quick overview of what happened.
If you press the option to ‘show details’ then the display
shown will appear (here clicking on hide details will remove
the extra information).
How to interpret this information (and the other tabs) is
discussed in sections 23.10 and 37.1. For the moment, note
that across the top you have the numbers of men involved,
the changes from the at-start to end of battle CVs (so the
German division dropped from 93 to 22), how many units
were involved (both on map and as support units) and how
many elements were disrupted, damaged or destroyed.
Post by Joel Billings »