So, I've been playing with my Corps composition based on my preferred play style, and thought I'd look up historical organization for comparison, and am a little shocked at how little artillery was present in most Civil War armies. If I'm reading sources correctly, a single artillery brigade of 4-5 batteries, or 24-30 guns, per corps was the normal?

Usually I prefer something on the order of 6-8 Artillery Brigades of differing types per corps, budget and materiel permitting. Is this just a quirk of the game design? Or am I reading the old org charts wrong?

Everything I read about artillery in the civil war is how devastating it could be, when applied correctly. This is even more impressive if the numbers were as small I read. The Union had only 360 total artillery pieces at Gettysburg, from 7 combined Corps? The confederate battery on Marie's Heights at Fredericksburg was only 9 guns, supported by batteries from surrounding areas, but still...