Has anybody tried turning the fatigue off? I played as Rome and actually lost some battles for once.
Subtle but effective way to make battles harder
Has anybody tried turning the fatigue off? I played as Rome and actually lost some battles for once.
Re: Subtle but effective way to make battles harder
Am the first to break it to you: you are certainly not alone, NeoSpartan for one often posts about this.
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Re: Subtle but effective way to make battles harder
Quite a few people do but thanks for bringing it up anyway. Have a balloon
EDIT: I need to learn to type faster.
Last edited by Strategos Alexandros; 12-21-2007 at 16:17.
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Re: Subtle but effective way to make battles harder
yep it is a good thing because the ai doesn't know how to handle fatigue/ in sieges they just sprint their men all over the city for no reason.
Re: Subtle but effective way to make battles harder
It does help the A.I. a lot, but I don't use it because I too tend to exhaust my men, and I do want to see the effects of that.
Re: Subtle but effective way to make battles harder
I play for realism, or close to it as I can. If realism means beating fatigued enemies all the time, then I'm game for it. I can live with that reality. xP
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