I think the T column in those cases contains the ID of detached skirmish units which you do not really need. However, you seem to be proficient in spreadsheets so you can fix that by sorting on column U where the displaced values are and then deleting the T column which is inside those displaced values. Unfortunately this report is also somewhat broken as some of the Allied and Prussian casualty totals are displaced one column to the right. This report can be created during the game by pressing k and from the end game statistics screen. This is in the form of a spreadsheet so you can manipulate that to identify how many were caused by guns or even howitzers versus other types. The game does give you the data to see how many casualties are caused by each individual unit. I do not believe any points are actually awarded for causing retreats or routing, or if they are, the numbers are so small as to be inconsequential.

The game’s allocation of points is extremely opaque, possibly deliberately so because I think it is a bit broken. I might change my mind after a few more hundred hours of play. Of all the things I might change in the game, artillery effectiveness would be near the last.

From long term observation, artillery effectiveness feels about right, or even a tiny bit too powerful. Causing a retreat or rout may add as much as 30 points to the score, but I haven't tested that enough to be sure and the number varies. The number of victory points will not match the casualties as you get points for causing an enemy unit to retreat without orders or rout, and you lose points for your units doing the same.įrom casual observation, I've noticed that an individual canister round causes around 7 to 10 casualties. The game unfortunately does not report the number of casualties caused by each branch of the army. I only reported the casualty percentage caused by the grand battery alone, not every French cannon in the battle. 30% of 60% of the total casualties would be 18% of the total casualties if the 60% estimation is correct. The grand battery consisted of 80 guns, or about 30% of the total. Napoleon fielded about 250 cannons at Waterloo.

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