Whatever you say, mister "I am going to end this battle because I can't be in two places at once".I was busy whipping the other wing of your army and capturing half of Seal's Division, so it was really AI. Musta sucked when that same brigade beat you to the objective to win the game though. :pinch:Yes. . . it was a mighty good feeling last night when I captured one of your regiments after melee.
:woohoo:
It's not my fault you can't maintain control of your regiments.
And capturing one of your regiments is the equivalent of capturing all of Seal's division.
And I could have easily dispensed of that whipped brigade had not the rest of your army showed up too.
Take that up with Seal, I guess? I mean good job for using an entire brigade to capture an isolated small regiment, glad you were able to devote so many resources to a small task that wasn't being monitored. Sorry I got done driving your other wing from the field and was able to consolidate my division again and beat you, I guess? Still, I won at the end basically with that single "whipped" brigade - guess you'd better bring a division if you want to beat them next time, two if you want to take on my whole division (terrible artillery and all).
And if you're done stroking your ego in public on an unrelated topic, let's do allow the discussion to remain on topic.
I've never heard of bayonets being discarded. I know that other, heavier items were often tossed aside on the march, but I can't imagine that a bayonet would've been worth the weight to toss. Overcoat? Sure (although still a bad idea).