Well the proverbial $64 question has to be asked??

Well the proverbial $64 question has to be asked?? (Full Version)

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aaatoysandmore -> Well the proverbial $64 question has to be asked?? (10/19/2014 12:50:09 AM)
How is the AI? Be truthful now don't be a fanboy. I wanna hear the good and bad. Ever since Field of Glory I have been very skeptical about AI's.

Erik Rutins -> RE: Well the proverbial $64 question has to be asked?? (10/19/2014 12:52:26 AM)
The AI, in my experience, is VERY good.

JiminyJickers -> RE: Well the proverbial $64 question has to be asked?? (10/19/2014 5:22:56 AM)
It kicks my bum on medium. I haven't seen it do anything stupid yet. So far so good.

Javolenus -> RE: Well the proverbial $64 question has to be asked?? (10/19/2014 7:55:32 AM)
So far so good -- on single-player v. AI, I win some, lose some. Haven't seen the AI do anything stupid. My own mistakes get punished ...

Hrothgar -> RE: Well the proverbial $64 question has to be asked?? (10/19/2014 2:06:46 PM)
Very good AI as far as I'm concerned.

jack54 -> RE: Well the proverbial $64 question has to be asked?? (10/19/2014 2:55:50 PM)
Seems very good to me so far, but I am not a strong player. I've lost my last 4 skirmishes at level 2. It seems to have a better grasp of 'rock, paper, scissor' type decisions, ( i.e. which unit to use when ect.), than I do. I like that it is 'active', while on defense, with it's infantry behind fortifications, it sent it's mounted units out to attack my flanking cavalry. A word of caution that is semi AI related; The AI will take control of your units if they rout an enemy unit, sending them in pursuit. They can end up going off map or getting themselves way out of position. I like this feature but some players my not enjoy losing control.

vaalen -> RE: Well the proverbial $64 question has to be asked?? (10/19/2014 4:40:45 PM)
Awesome. Some of the best I have ever seen. It is so good that I learn from watching what it does. And it gives me a heck of a challenge on medium, I have not had a single easy victory, except in the first tutorial, on easy.

aaatoysandmore -> RE: Well the proverbial $64 question has to be asked?? (10/19/2014 7:13:15 PM)
Well you all have just about sold me. I haven't bought a retail release game in a long time but it does sound interesting. The graphics are the only thing holding me back atm. But, I guess one can't have everything. What's chances of this game engine going "ancient" battles some day? Pike & Shot is nice but I kinda like all the weapons used before things started to get civilized in warfare. Half naked female warriors with scythes is my kinda thang. [:D] I wonder how many guys died to females like that? They forgot to fight! [:'(]

VegasOZ -> RE: Well the proverbial $64 question has to be asked?? (10/19/2014 7:30:27 PM)
In my first full battle game the AI took me to the mat. I had a last second Cavalry charge out of a stand of trees that routed an enemy Cavalry unit and that put me over the top to a Victory. The AI army retired from the battlefield with 60 something percent routed. My forces were at 58 percent routed. I think the AI is pretty good and does smart things. Example: Once a gap opened up in my battle line the AI sent two Cavalry units rushing in and took out my only Cannon unit. They had to cover quite a bit of ground to get there but pulled it off. I was taken by surprise as I did not expect the AI to take a shot from that distance.

lee perry -> RE: Well the proverbial $64 question has to be asked?? (10/21/2014 9:57:36 PM)
It's indeed a great AI leading to really nice and close battles. [&o] to the guys who did this !

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