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hmm interesting concept...
i can agree that if a nation captilates, all troops on the 'core'(non colonial) should surrender, as that is littlery what a capitulation is...Fighting forces on that theatre stop their hostalities, and surrender to the forgein power that is invading them.
How ever, Colonial area's of that nation would not surrender(as long as the goverment could reach exile).
Best (un)known example would be the French and the Dutch.
Both nations got taken over and capitulated during the war after the goverments and royalties had flet.
it meant that on mainland France and mainland Netherlands, all fighting was stopped. Divisions surrenderd to their occupier. and life "resumed"
But for both the French(Free-French) and the Dutch(KNIL) stayed in the fights on their colonies, kept trade active, and did what they could to annoy the aggresion of the attackers(Germany/Japan/Italy).
As long as we had a Major power(UK/USA) there was no full surrender. because both the KNIL and the Free-French believed they still has a chance of coming back and restoring order to their country with the aid of major(s) like the UK and USA.
those where only SS divisions(as far as i know).
And the only reason why they stayed fighting was that they did not believed in capitulation or surrender.
it was either, we will be great, or we won't be at all.
The Wheremacht, Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine did stop all hostalities a couple days after Hitler shot himself.
Oh you mean like how Japan had to be nuked to end WW2?
true,....they kept fighting the Russians, but they did allow the allied commands to advance enourmous amounts in a short time, by surrending to them.
that was the goal of the Wheremacht, Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine soldiers when the capitulated.
So still a surrender. not to the Russians how ever
(And since making a system where an army is only hostile to some enemies is such a waste of time to do for edge cases like this...)
Conclusion - Just because a country surrenders officially, doesn't mean their armies necessarily agree initially. Though I agree that if you start to surround and starve out these pockets, they should be inclined to surrender over time.
The Nazis abandoned their attempts to invade the UK, but did not surrender to them because of that. I will admit, the game mechanic of total war can be a bit weird sometimes, but that was the philosophy of the time.