On December 10th, 1915, it was the second day of the attack on Batavia.
Although the native collapse led to the rapid loss of the first line of defense in Batavia, these numerous natives also delayed the Australasian army's attack on the second line of defense in Batavia.
At present, the ratio of the Dutch army to the Australasian army has become 1:2, with the Dutch not only losing their numerical advantage in an instant, but now being significantly outnumbered.
Currently, the second defense line is only manned by a single Dutch division and a few reserve forces, the combined number of which will not exceed 20,000 people.
Meanwhile, Australasia has a fully-staffed First Division and a Colonial Division with relatively few casualties, meaning that Australasia still has over 32,000 combat soldiers.
