For me, two situations prevail: either it attacks a breach or it becomes passive after it runs out of viable options.Yep, I think this the best explanation.Originally Posted by dismal
For me, two situations prevail: either it attacks a breach or it becomes passive after it runs out of viable options.Yep, I think this the best explanation.Originally Posted by dismal
Yes, I am inclined to agree. The AI attacks robustly enough when it thinks it can win. When it doesn't it'll just stand around. Unfortunately, this is not consistent with the defender's advantage I work rather hard to earn.
I have experienced the problem not only in sieges but with hills. I get a nice defensive position on a hill and the AI won't come up and play with me.
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and New Zealand.
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