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1annoyedgamer -> RE: What is the best way to get the AI to follow orders? (12/30/2018 4:56:48 PM)
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No, they are really not good points. A player not having the slightest idea how to play the game or how the game works is not the fault of the game, or means its a bad game. It just means the player doesn't know what hes doing.
His first post shows that he doesn't have a basic understanding of how the AI works. If you want to command at a higher level and issue orders to your subordinate commanders, its very simple, assign them an objective on the command map and give them the proper officer stance. The AI controlled officer will then carry out your command in the way the AI thinks best to accomplish the objective you set for it. The more you interfere and try to move the AI's units around while these units are still under AI control, the more you are just going to muck everything up. If you truly want to force the issue then you must TC whatever units you want to command yourself. Otherwise your orders will be discarded and ignored because units under AI control will always respond to the AI's commands not yours. Most of the time the AI is perfectly capable of carrying out an attack on its own without you interfering, and all you really need to TC for is maybe an officer and a few batallions to stay and maintain control over an objective once its captured.
The time acceleration is also very easy to use. Pressing + speeds up time in several increments. You can see how fast time has sped up just by watching the clock and seeing how fast it is counting through the seconds. Pressing - once always returns time to normal speed no matter how fast you have time sped up at the moment.
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