Attacking and defending behind a stream

[CONSTANTINIX]

The situation is as follows:
I attacked a enemy unit in a stream from open with a heavy infantry ==> my unit is severely disordered as expected
A second enemy unit in the stream attacked my unit . I was expecting that my unit is not considered severely disordered for this second fight but it is. After reflexion , it seems logic as a unit can not be in two status at the same time.
My question is : If the initial enemy unit disapeared (as a result of an another fight), and I still fight with the the second unit , will my status revert to normal as I was attacked by this one ?

[rbodleyscott]

The situation is as follows:
I attacked a enemy unit in a stream from open with a heavy infantry ==> my unit is severely disordered as expected
A second enemy unit in the stream attacked my unit . I was expecting that my unit is not considered severely disordered for this second fight but it is. After reflexion , it seems logic as a unit can not be in two status at the same time.
My question is : If the initial enemy unit disapeared (as a result of an another fight), and I still fight with the the second unit , will my status revert to normal as I was attacked by this one ?

I wasn't sure off the top of my head, but looking at the code, it appears that your unit status would revert to normal.

[CONSTANTINIX]

Thanks a lot.
I'm learning the hard way with two units the fact of keeping the status if attacked by a second unit. But I hope to survive long enough to use this second rule (revert to normal)

[CONSTANTINIX]

I had the confirmation. One unit died but the second survived long enough to be rescued and stood alone against the second agressor. The odds changed dramatically as the status of my heavy infantry revert to nomal : From 0 % chance to win to 40 % !

[rbodleyscott]

I had the confirmation. One unit died but the second survived long enough to be rescued and stood alone against the second agressor. The odds changed dramatically as the status of my heavy infantry revert to nomal : From 0 % chance to win to 40 % !

Thanks. At least that confirms that I can read my own code correctly, even if I can't remember what it does without looking!