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[Arjuna]

Eric,

There is code in there for an AI controlled side to surrender if it deems it to be hopeless. It's always a fine balance though trying to work out when and when not to, especially when the AI has to use it's own imperfect intel.

[EricGuitarJames]

I've had several on HTTR although not as often as I used to get with RDOA[;)] I have to admit that I've come to regard anything less than a 'Decisive' victory with disdain[:)] - at least against the AI anyway[;)]. I was sitting there watching 30 Corps chewing up enemy units mentally screaming 'Surrender you b****rds'[:D]

[MarkShot]

Surrenders don't seem to happen all that frequently by the AI. In a couple of years of play, I've only seen maybe 3-5 surrender offers by the AI, but I have had many decisive victories with some brutal kill ratios of the enemy.

Truth be told, I never accept the AI's surrender anyway. I feel I owe it some payback for all the ego bashing I took when I first started playing.

[EricGuitarJames]

ORIGINAL: MarkShot


Truth be told, I never accept the AI's surrender anyway. I feel I owe it some payback for all the ego bashing I took when I first started playing.

I know how you feel but that is seriously funny. [:D][:D]

[petdoc]

Well I'm glad I posted the question, got lots of useful info, thanks all. More so than any of the other scenarios I've played, the winometer in this one is deceptive, and I obviously planned too much of my play on it. Live and learn. I'm downloading the strat guide, so Ill post again when I get my decisive victory!

[Arjuna]

Hey petdoc don't hold off that long. We'll miss you.[;)]

[petdoc]

Hey now, I resemble that remark![:-]

[Arjuna]

Sorry. Couldn't resist.[:)]