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rockmedic109 -> RE: Computer Control (2/3/2022 4:37:33 PM)
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Nothing good?
Honestly, don't do it. I started thinking that it would relieve pressure and make it easier to learn the game. I was wrong.
You certainly do not want the computer to control your capital ships. You can set up a system of supply movement on computer control, but it is easier to just set up CS convoys as they will automatically do what you want them to do. Only downside is when you have a convoy going somewhere the enemy has taken or taken someplace that is threatened. As allies this should only happen in 41 and 42 for the most part.
Setting up a completely computer controlled supply system is more work than it is worth IMO. You have to set the bases in the system and then the ships for that system. And then you have to trust the computer to do what it is supposed to do.
The problem is that that computer doing all this is the same computer you are playing against {if single player} and I think the computer will cheat in order to win. [:D]
If playing the allies, you will soon be swimming in supplies and shipping and can just flood places with enough supply to last a year or five without much effort and still have plenty to move to your central hubs, moving them ever forward as you collect a new jumping off point for the next invasion.
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