This happened to me a few months ago, and then again recently. The first time I was playing as Romans, and going against the Gauls. I was fighting against two Gallic armies on DEFENSE. I defeated 95% of the first one as the second army was entering the map. The last 5% were routing units that I just let go.
Then the weird thing happened, the backup army entered the map, and literally hugged the borderline. It divided itself up into individual units and started to run circles around the entire map. I was sitting in the middle of the map waiting for them to attack, but they kept running their damn marathon. I ended up having to calculate where I could intersect my forces with their oval track. Once I got within 100 yards, the close-by units would attack. But meanwhile, there would still be another 10 individual units running independently around the map.
These were not skirmish units, and they were not marching as a unified army. The first time this occurred I said, "Wow, that was weird." Then it happened again a couple weeks ago when I was defending against two German armies. Same thing happened, the army split itself up into like 15 platoons and ran circles around the entire map.
What I'm trying to figure out is why this happened. I'm not in any way or form accusing SPQR of containing a bug, I'm just trying to figure out if this has happened to anyone else and what might be the cause of it. I'm guessing its a random RTW bug.
My theory is that I defeated the first army right as the second army was entering the screen. The enemy tried to "Withdraw" its army, but for some reason they couldn't cross the red boundary lines. Next time this occurs I'll provide some screen shots.




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