I read somewhere that battles in very hard have problems..... and that is harder to choose medium dif!!? Is this true?
What are the harder settings to play a campaign, can anyone inform me plz?
I read somewhere that battles in very hard have problems..... and that is harder to choose medium dif!!? Is this true?
What are the harder settings to play a campaign, can anyone inform me plz?
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well battles are faster in very hard than they are on medium difficulty.
Due to the moral bonusses or something like that.
However on campaign difficulty you should choose very hard to get a challenge, I think that the AI cheats a little more on very hard.
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It seems in vh the AI have bonus to make your troops rout..... but game has a bug (another) and it seems player get that bonus also..... so like you play better than AI, you can make them rout fast and get easier battles....
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Maybe most difficult is: vh/vh and avoid use cavalry, since it is the best way to make enemy rout.
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yes you could very well be right about the bonusses , I don't really know.
I just know something weird happens with the battle AI at very hard and therefor rout even faster.
I usually play vh./m
Medium because nobody get's the bonusses.
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Personally I prefer M/M since I found that the AI cheats like hell on the strat game too on the higher levels. Once I sacked Capua and raised all the buildings, made peace and handed the settlement back to the Romans. The next turn they declare war on me so I besiege Capua again taking it the very next turn. To my suprise the AI had manage to build a barrack, miss range, temple and trader in just two turns!!!On M/M I haven´t found any major "upsets" this far. This, and the fact that VH/VH isn´t that hard makes my games more enjoyable now.
There's a thread about this battle difficulty thing in Ludus Magna which has research done on it. Maybe you want to potter down there and take a look?
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