I've been trying various approaches for the CSA on Ceder Creek. I tried all sorts of techniques. Generally when I got to camp, I'd see north of 100k dollars, and 14-15k replacements.

I discovered a new technique I call "The Beehive". In it, you make sure every single infantry unit occupies the same exact (or near exact) point, and go around the map pretty much routing and cutting up enemy units one by one.

I had a lot less casualties. Cool. But THIS time, my Camp had about $68000 and about 6.5K replacements.

So not only do they scale enemy units up to match yours, they scale down to give you replacement money and men based on your casualites.

Which, well, that kinda sucks.