I have been watching Band of Brothers which is think is excellent and have been thinking about this very topic. In the Crossroads episode when they attack the Germans on the dike they establish a fallback position and after picking off a few Germans use it when they realize they are up against a superior force.
I realized disengaging is something I have problems with. In one minute things can really go to hell and by then it is impossible to disengage. I think an order to fallback to a certain position in the face of superior forces where the move is pre plannd would indeed add to the game. I can see people bitching "my veteran troops fell back too quickly" but just don't use the order then if you want them to hold at all cost. Naturally you would expect veteran troops to fall back in a more orderly and successful manner whick would be preferable to "my green troops didn't have the sense to get out of there and were wiped out."
[ December 15, 2002, 12:57 AM: Message edited by: Rick614 ]