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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Ashtar<br/>
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Being still in a cooperative mood, I summarize in the following simple way to solve the major problems. I understand you are focused on AI now, and that a commercial product needs an AI to sell, but please try to understand that EIA fans just ...

I believe we were promised months back that the next big task was the AI.

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: ecn1<br/>
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This game is was never about the AI. I really dont understand why people keep complaining about it. A game this complicated and nuanced, you cant really make an AI that is challenging in any meaningful way. Those have played EiA as a boardgame ...

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Hey Dave_T <br/>
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When I was a young lad, I would always spend my monthly allowance on a new Nintendo game. Back then, the only thing that could tell you whether the game was any good or not was the cover art. More often then not, the ...

Thanks ndrose, that was exactly my point. The garrison should stay put. It appears this has already been reported?
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<t> Ok, here's the scenario. I'm playing GB and have troops inside Paris for the diplomacy phase. I have a garrison in several French provinces and have them selected for my victory conditions. No when France surrenders unconditionally, I keep the provinces, and the forced access, and the leader ...

<t> Personally, I like the idea of a single terminal hotseat game. It has all the advantages of both the board game( the social factor, the face to face strategizing and diplomacy) as well as the benefits of the computer version (speed of play, calculations and dice rolls, the fact that you don't ...

<t> How does one go about creating additional scenarios? Also, if it isn't possible for us end users to do it (yet?), are there any factory scenarios that we could download somewhere? If both of these questions are to be negative, why then is there an option to select a scenario?<br/>
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<t> I just had an idea, it's probably useless to any veterans of the game but may help out newbies and be fairly easy to impliment. The notion is to shade the areas thet are "in supply" similar to the shading used to show the control of minors etc. This could be an option to be toggled on or off ...

You should find a way for the AI to actually strategize with other AI to conquer....

I for one don't mind waiting. I am very happy to see the aftersale support you guys are providing! Thanks for all your efforts to improve the already great product you have created here.

Adrian

Why is it that I cannot seem to loan a fleet?


Adrian

That answers my question then. I was curious if there was any news on the next patch release date. Thanks for the update

Adrian

<t> I kinda feel a little foolish posting this due to the fact that I have only played 2 rounds of the original boardgame. Upon playing the computer version, I too thought that the naval system was a little wierd and awkward at first but I've come round. One point of contention though is that if ...

<t> This is probably not the right place for this post and if it is, I am sorry. I have noticed with the patch that the economic manipulation has been removed, and I was wondering why. I have also got a problem with the kingdom's. I have created the ottoman empire, and poland. Then I have captured ...

<t> Yep, the problem was that there was more corps there than fit on 1 screen. When I finished picking my outflanking force I was on the "second" page of corps. As the combat progressed, I was required to take casualties except that the corps had dissappeared. Since I couldn't take a casualty, I was ...

<t> Ok, I had the entire French army on Vienna and was defending as Charles brought down the puny austrian forces upon me. I had chosen to outflank. I had so many forces there I had the "next page" arrow. I selected my outflanking forces and proceeded. The spot where the armies were went blank and ...