I had a victorious battle in which two participating commanders were congratulated.
Looking at one commander, I noticed the following information on seniority change- 4 [6].
Looking at the second commander, I saw this information on seniority change-122 [112].
Notice that the first two star commander appears to change from seniority 6 to 4. Makes sense as he was congratulated for a good performance in a victory.
However the second one star commander went from seniority of 112 to 122. He was also congratulated during the victory but apparantly had his seniority dropped to a lower seniority of 122 from 112.
I have noticed a number of similiar situations in which the seniority changes didn't make sense after a commander was congratulated. However this situation had two commanders with an obvious conflict between how the two seniority changes were displayed/handled after congratulations.
I suspect this may be a bug. Has anyone else noticed this type of conflict after congratulations of a commander?
I posted the above in the general forum but wanted to post here as well. Runyuns response stated that there appears to be a problem with seniority promotions when leader randomization is used.
This problem is fairly important because proper seniority promotion plays an important role in the game. IMO, proper seniority promotion is a more valuable feature than randomization. Thus we can't, unfortunately, use randomization even though it is a very attractive feature as well.