Units not attached to a general

Sengoku Jidai: Shadow of the Shogun is a turn-based tactical and strategic game set during this turbulent time; primarily focusing on the Japanese Warring States period and Japanese Invasion of Korea. Other armies from East Asia are also made available to simulate different conflicts across the region.
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Gribeauval
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Units not attached to a general

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I have bought the "Mandate of Heaven" extension.
I have played a battle with a Qing army and I have discovered that some units were not attached to any general. They didn't suffer from CandC limitations.
These units were artillery, light cavalry units and foot skirmishers.
I have never noticed this fact with the japanese armies. Is this normal ? Does it depict the ability of light troops to do Reconnaissance in front of the main force ?
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Re: Units not attached to a general

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Gribeauval wrote:I have bought the "Mandate of Heaven" extension.
I have played a battle with a Qing army and I have discovered that some units were not attached to any general. They didn't suffer from CandC limitations.
These units were artillery, light cavalry units and foot skirmishers.
I have never noticed this fact with the japanese armies. Is this normal ? Does it depict the ability of light troops to do Reconnaissance in front of the main force ?
They are not attached to a general, but they can still get C&C from a sub-general or C-in-C (not from an ally-general) when in range.

They do still lose C&C when out of range of a valid general.
Richard Bodley Scott

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