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    History Teacher Member Lord Hammerschmidt's Avatar
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    Default Re: EB Alleviates Load/Save Bug

    In the best case, I can play 20 turns in an hour, depending on the number of battles that I fight. Certainly, I've fought 40 minute battles, but the triple speed option comes in handy there, especially when used liberally in combination with various adult beverages. Despite those battles, there are generally 5-10 turn stretches where there is little combat, and things go nice and quickly. Although, in my Makedonia campaign, now that I've knocked off Pontus, things have become slower (stupid Hayasdan), but the AI in general is much more active and interesting than in vanilla.
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    I disagree that there's less battles. I'm playing as Baktria and I have to fend off the Seleukids who keep coming at me in waves, once every 2-3 turns. Their AI is stupid and sends too small armies though, so driving them away is a simple matter of attacking with my superior army and firing missiles at their units untill they turn to retreat. Still, it has to be done on the battle map and it takes a while.

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    I had the same situation with Baktria but eventually the hordes of seleucids calmed down, and it was possible to start expanding very quickly. Before I knew what happened I had reached the Eufrat and Tigris and had trained another army to the north, with which I went for the cities along the southern Caspian sea coast...
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