Are Fugee-floods modelled?

[Sovereign]

I was wondering if ESE is effected when a battle over or bordering a large population centre is diminished to simulate the effect of refugees fleeing for their lives. Refugees flood roads and highways, with their tractors and their horse-n-carts and their batterd old Ladas and their all their worldly possesions plus screaming-kid strapped to their backs.

Ruthless Generals can us such an effect to their advantage in real life, more humane or practical Generals must in anycase take it into account. Not sure if the AI could do so too, but is there any such effect on ESE when a major battle occurs over or near high population provinces?

 

[Zanza]

No. And they won't.

 

[unmerged(29126)]

I would imagine this is answered in Maximilian's Sticky #7 under "civilians":

http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?t=143285

Period !

 

[Sovereign]

Hm, I kind of see your point, but I think my question is more along the lines of what the US Army likes to call 'Collaterol Damage' and it's effects on infrastructure, as opposed to the idea of specific targeting of civilians.

I could agree that this topic should'nt be discussed though, and then go into a long rant as to why there is no such thing as 'Collaterol Damage' and why anything that causes mass suffering of civilians should be considered a war crime, punishable under the Geneva Convention and suitable for exlusion from Paradox game titles etc but... I won't.