Prussians are little cowardly as well. My redcoats assaulted Brandenburg with almost even numbers, however I lost only some 150 men while the prussians fled and lost over 800 men. I was also testing newly acquired 12 pounders with grapeshots, but the experiement failed on me as I tried to close into the range - prussians assaulted my line with all they got. Lost one artillery group as they were too slow to withdraw and soldiers rushed to form a line in front of the gun failed to hold the line. I had set the musketeers to form a single line with couple to cover the flanks and the cavalry was behind the center. Wasn't much of a shoot out as the prussians simply charged to do close up and personal business.
I counter charged with most of the line that hadn't been detached to cover the retreat of artillery. They charged with two lines one after another and didn't leave anything to cover the flanks or to flank me. As the soldiers got melded into a fiery mess of hand to hand combat I charged with the cavalry and used the musketeers covering the flanks to flank the prussians from both ends of the line, eventually attacking from behind. Soon after the prussians panicked and fled en masse - whoever was fortunate enough to get out of the encircelement. They didn't have much of a courage to fight under pressure.
