Fine tuning AI strength

Advanced Tactics is a versatile turn-based strategy system that gives gamers the chance to wage almost any battle in any time period. The initial release focuses on World War II and includes a number of historical scenarios as well as a full editor! This forum supports both the original Advanced Tactics and the new and improved Advanced Tactics: Gold Edition.

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serg3d1
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Fine tuning AI strength

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I had a problem with AI difficulty jump from AI to AI+. AI was too easy, AI+ too hard. Now I've found a way fine tune AI - it's a number of rivers. AI is not good with handling rivers, it's often attack straight across, get stuck with limited supply and could be cut off. So by regulating river strength I can adjust AI strength to my liking. For example river 30 on the 30x30 map 4 AI+ and PR AI are manageable for me, while with river 10 I was regularly beat up.
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I've found that the AI is more goal directed and efficient with more VPs.  Maps with small numbers of large cities give the computer a lot of open space to fumble around in and he becomes very prone to over extending himself and allowing massive encirclement.
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So, does AI+ with rivers play more effectively than plain AI without rivers ?
 
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RE: Fine tuning AI strength

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ORIGINAL: Jeffrey H.

So, does AI+ with rivers play more effectively than plain AI without rivers ?
It may be not exactly "effective" but more strong. AI+ give very big bonuses to AI. Anyway more rivers make game more fun - a lot of more schwerpunkts, more encirclements, motorized forces now don't rule supreme, there is a need for plain infantry too.
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