More info on AI please

The team behind the award-winning game Advanced Tactics is back with a new and improved game engine that focuses on the decisive early days of World War II! Decisive Campaigns: The Blitzkrieg from Warsaw to Paris is the first in an innovative series of operational World War II wargames that also include a strategic element. The Blitzkrieg from Warsaw to Paris simulates Germany’s military successes in Poland and France in 1939 and 1940 (including also a hypothetical “Sea Lion” invasion of Great Britain).

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john688
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More info on AI please

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I'm very close to buying but as I play mostly single player I'd like hear more feedback on the new AI, I know Juggalos report wasn't to promising but how does it compare to say the SSG games, which I rate as the of the best.



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I am very interested in the AI as well as a solo player only. Juggalos report has made me hesitate in purchasing.

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I've found it to put up a good fight - with that said, I'm sure Vic will investigate Juggalo's report and see what can be improved. I have seen the AI conduct air strikes on my units and it uses good strategy both on attack and defense in terms of how it concentrates and uses its forces.

I'm sure you want to also hear from someone other than me, but that's my experience.

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ORIGINAL: Longstreet

I am very interested in the AI as well as a solo player only. Juggalos report has made me hesitate in purchasing.

-Longstreet

Well like I said, my experience was with the Allied AI in Fall Gelb....a very large, complex scenario.
Your mileage may vary with the other scenarios....I haven't delved too deeply into them yet....

Do I regret this purchase? Not at all!
Had a ton of fun with it, but I will admit my enthusiasm is rapidly waning because of a lack of any type of editor...

PS - GO HAWKEYES!
(I grew up in So. Iowa)[8D]

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I am a beginner in this game and may not play it very well, but I (delightfully) struggle against the AI to meet my objectives in time even at the easiest settings. That in itself may not necessarily be caused by a strong AI since the designer can always make the time lines shorter and give the AI more units etc. But I think that as far as AI's go it is well done. It is very watchful of encirclements and tries to open supply routes to cut-off units for example. It builds decent front lines instead of "point defense" of victory cities. It will try to forestall your attempts to outflank it (even though you may still manage occasionally) etc.

But I am not saying that Juggalo is wrong with his observations - he is correct - just that the game is highly enjoyable despite these issues (for me at least).
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Playing Case Yellow as Germans and find the Allies are encircloing my forward units and putting up a good defense.
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