How often do you guys use cheats?

**Duguntz** · 09-07-2010, 06:55

No cheat at all... never.

**Jebivjetar** · 09-07-2010, 07:51

Last time i've cheated was in my Hayasdan campaign when i wanted to build homeland province in Armavir. I quit that campaign anyway.
Before this, i don't recall my last cheating.

EDIT: toggle_fow : i use it just in order to see what The AI is doing.

**Cute Wolf** · 09-07-2010, 07:59

Originally Posted by Jebivjetar

EDIT: process_cq : i use it just in order to see what The AI is doing.

add_population "insert random roman city in italia" 50000
add_population "insert random roman city in italia" 50000
add_population "insert random roman city in italia" 50000
add_population "insert random roman city in italia" 50000
add_population "insert random roman city in italia" 50000
add_population "insert random roman city in italia" 50000
process_cq "insert random roman city in italia"

wait 1 turn
process_cq "insert random roman city in italia"

repeat until marian reform (EB March Of Time) happened

**Jebivjetar** · 09-07-2010, 08:36

Silly me, i typed process_cq instead of toggle_fow

Btw, Wolfy: what's the purpose of process_cqing Romaioi cities in order to gave them Marian reforms?

**Cute Wolf** · 09-07-2010, 09:03

Originally Posted by Jebivjetar

Silly me, i typed process_cq instead of toggle_fow

Btw, Wolfy: what's the purpose of process_cqing Romaioi cities in order to gave them Marian reforms?

so I can get the new bodyguard without manually changing the EDU... most often, I do this on the very last Romaioi city before I march and enslave them...

**Julianus** · 09-07-2010, 09:25

I use auto_win in navy battles when my fleet is not significantly weaker than the enemy, the logic is I would never lose such a battle if only given a chance to command it.

**Cute Wolf** · 09-07-2010, 10:20

Originally Posted by Julianus

I use auto_win in navy battles when my fleet is not significantly weaker than the enemy, the logic is I would never lose such a battle if only given a chance to command it.

well, you could doing a naval battle in RTW derived engine.... some guys in this submod are doing this....
http://www.twcenter.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=1469

and you ~~could~~ must assume someone also try hard to dig out their secret....

**Julianus** · 09-07-2010, 12:03

Originally Posted by Julianus

I use auto_win in navy battles when my fleet is not significantly weaker than the enemy, the logic is I would never lose such a battle if only given a chance to command it.

Well, after another thought, I find that from a RP point ot view I should not be able to command every battle anyway, as king, if I'm not present on the battle field myself, especially navy battles.
So has anyone tried this RP approach: only mannually command battles when the king himself is in the army and auto_resove all the others?
I mean, even if you're a tactical genius, you cannot determine the outcome of a battle if you're not there. I remember even Alexander had one of his lesser army destroyed by the nomads when he sent them to reinforce a besieged settlement.
This must be quite interesting.

**ChingizLink** · 09-26-2010, 08:03

Originally Posted by Cute Wolf

so I can get the new bodyguard without manually changing the EDU... most often, I do this on the very last Romaioi city before I march and enslave them...

also so that, if you're playing as an eastern faction, you face the other Eastern factions with their best BGs, and the Hellenistic factions with the phalangists they seem to prefer and use more. (they never seem to use Pezhetairoi, but also use frickin' pantodapoi...grrrr....)