Morale and luck haven't been cancelled yet! Therefore, everyone benefits from them. But if a battle is won based on morale, the player must send the save file before the battle and clearly describe their actions.
It is possible to repeat all actions according to the description on any computer, but the morale will be completely different - it is wrong to assume that its occurrence depends only on the arrangement of troops and the sequence of moves.
I will give a simple example that anyone can perform and see that this is not the case. Let's simulate a battle where your army has one archer (e.g., a sniper), and the enemy army has a ballista and a slow-moving unit. In the first move, we blind the enemy unit, after which we can shoot at the stationary ballista for a long time... In this case, it is not difficult to record the turn in which morale occurs, and we can repeat the sequence of actions without problems - everyone is in their place and shoots in turn.
The experiment shows that there is no stable relationship between the occurrence of morale and the player's actions. And this is on one computer - what about different ones?
An eternal topic and an eternal dispute - how to take morale into account? In essence, it is not prohibited, and if you are lucky, then you are lucky. The probability of morale occurring is calculated, so there should be no dispute. But when it suddenly occurs for all units, and even several times in a row, one can think about fraud...
