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Post by Washington on Sept 15, 2016 18:33:07 GMT
1st law
The enemy AI will not move units that are stuck in city
This is true in many cases, as infantry and arty guarding cities, are shown to not move (Unless in conquests, where a general will be recruited see this case in France 1778 where a general is normally produced in a tavern)
The only truly known exception to this law is when Jean Lannes enters out of Berlin to fight you, (considering a certain part of the mission is finished)
Generals who captured tend to linger in a city for a while, before they move after a long time.
Evidence for this is when Bachmann stays in Zurich for the duration of the conquest and even if you declare war on Swiss, He will not move.
Will post the other laws soon
Note: This law is rarely applied in conquests, rather in campaign
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Post by Washington on Sept 15, 2016 18:38:16 GMT
2nd Law
Cavalry and Navy cannot be confused unless you starve their respective nation out, or if campaign creates conditions where the cavalry is already demoralized
The reason for this is that Cavalry cannot be demoralized by another cavalry unit so leadership is only useful for cav for the eagles demoralization
For Evidence, try your best to demoralize a cav unit without flanking. As you will see it is impossible
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Post by Jean-Luc Picard on Sept 15, 2016 19:00:40 GMT
The 1st law is rarely true in conquest and often true in campaign.
I have yet to examine the 2nd rule
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Post by Franz von Hipper on Sept 16, 2016 3:34:10 GMT
1st law
The enemy AI will not move units that are stuck in city
This is true in many cases, as infantry and arty guarding cities, are shown to not move (Unless in conquests, where a general will be recruited see this case in France 1778 where a general is normally produced in a tavern)
The only truly known exception to this law is when Jean Lannes enters out of Berlin to fight you, (considering a certain part of the mission is finished)
Generals who captured tend to linger in a city for a while, before they move after a long time.
Evidence for this is when Bachmann stays in Zurich for the duration of the conquest and even if you declare war on Swiss, He will not move.
Will post the other laws soon
Note: This law is rarely applied in conquests, rather in campaign
So that means bombard with your Arty  Also I have noticed France is extremely hostile towards neutral nations in conquest. They will often take Zürich (if neutral) and may attack Africa. |
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Post by Washington on Sept 16, 2016 21:27:37 GMT
Batman theme inserted I need the picard signal! (raises the signal) Jean-Luc Picard, Have you authenticated the second law (btw sorry, if i'm annoying you) |
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Post by Jean-Luc Picard on Sept 16, 2016 21:58:48 GMT
Batman theme inserted I need the picard signal! (raises the signal) Jean-Luc Picard, Have you authenticated the second law (btw sorry, if i'm annoying you) Not yet, and probably won't do it soon |
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Post by Kaleg Nar on Sept 24, 2016 15:02:51 GMT
Not sure if you've guys have noticed this, but I've seen it a bit.
3: The AI will move its unit prior to attacking, even if that means their cavalry can't take the city after destroying the unit or their artillery becomes melee. |
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Post by Arya Stark on Oct 25, 2017 1:10:03 GMT
1st law
The enemy AI will not move units that are stuck in city
This is true in many cases, as infantry and arty guarding cities, are shown to not move (Unless in conquests, where a general will be recruited see this case in France 1778 where a general is normally produced in a tavern)
The only truly known exception to this law is when Jean Lannes enters out of Berlin to fight you, (considering a certain part of the mission is finished)
Generals who captured tend to linger in a city for a while, before they move after a long time.
Evidence for this is when Bachmann stays in Zurich for the duration of the conquest and even if you declare war on Swiss, He will not move.
Will post the other laws soon
Note: This law is rarely applied in conquests, rather in campaign
So that means bombard with your Arty Also I have noticed France is extremely hostile towards neutral nations in conquest. They will often take Zürich (if neutral) and may attack Africa. Yeah whenever I play France 1798 I attack Switzerland and Tunisia. They fall easily |
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Post by Washington on Jan 6, 2019 15:36:33 GMT
friedrich paulus maybe this might be your field?
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Post by Friedrich “Fried Rice” Paulus on Jan 6, 2019 15:44:30 GMT
friedrich paulus maybe this might be your field? Awesome. |
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