Friendly fire on the part of the AI, or the AI units drowned while crossing a bridge/river ? Or they were massacred by tower archers in a siege battle... (which the computer doesn't count as anyone's kills, I believe)Originally Posted by Urg
Re: The "What happened there?" game.
Friendly fire on the part of the AI, or the AI units drowned while crossing a bridge/river ? Or they were massacred by tower archers in a siege battle... (which the computer doesn't count as anyone's kills, I believe)
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Re: The "What happened there?" game.
They are counted IIRC. Siege battles seems to be the case, I remember times where the computer would deploy his army before the towers, I pressed triple speed and relaxed..
I don't know the difference though, it should be friendly fire, ballistas horribly gone wrong maybe?
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Re: The "What happened there?" game.
How about you cut the screen? There was another army around?
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Re: The "What happened there?" game.
what intrigues me is the "average victory"
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Re: The "What happened there?" game.
A few of you are close, you need to mention a certain unit.
No other armies apart from the two in the results. There was no reason in particular to crop the shot, I have just done it so often for AARs I did it automatically.
Last edited by johnhughthom; 03-16-2010 at 17:01.
Re: The "What happened there?" game.
Ιt's a siege battle which involved the AI stupidly marching his troops along walls. Possibly extremely low-tier units (apeleutheroi???) cut down in droves by Cnaeus Cornelius Scipio Asina who at some point slew the enemy general (Hamalcar). After that the Carthaginians fled the battlefield rescuing a large part of their army...
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Re: The "What happened there?" game.
Some correct, most wrong.
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