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Gadheras 说:

Would been nice if you could given the order to charge "group"... Assuming the enemy's units is grouped as well. So If I want my cav to focus on their cav archers, I can have them do that. Or if I want them to charge their line of archers, they would focus on that. Just as I would want to issue command to my infantry to charge their infantry and not decide to run after some lonely cav archer.

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This. To get my Cav to attack the right target, I basically command them to follow me, run completely through through the unit I want them to target, and before they reach the same unit give them the charge command. Just about the only way I've found to have them not chase the lone retreating peasant. That's not commanding a smart army, that's leading your troops on a leash like a group of lost ducklings.

Regardless of the historical accuracy, I think for gameplay mechanics as the OP said, the leader should not be channeling their internal Leroy Jenkins and being the first casualty onto a shield wall. There does need to be a default leader position inside their formation whether that be at the rear or inside one of the ranks and not out front. Just makes sense for gameplay.

Done, Cheers!

I would actually challenge the 10% death rate. Since it was enabled, every single battle when one of my companions has been "knocked out" on the scoreboard, 100% of the time they die after it goes to the world map. Every. Single. Time. There have been battles where I would purposely put every single companion in a custom group and left at the back of the battle, far away from any fighting. None involved in the fighting and obviously none knocked out per the scoreboard. Once I finish and go to the world map, THREE DEAD. WTF?? I have stopped playing and will stay away until this is fixed. The time invested in recruiting, progressing their skills, finding them decent gear, gone when they aren't even in the fighting. I have no issue with a smaller death rate, I save before most battles anyway but this is ridiculous.