does any1 else notice this?

[gamegeek2]

yeah, that happens. but not very often. if it does, reload and use auto_win or auto_lose to replicate the result, disbanding units if necessary.

[MerlinusCDXX]

yeah, that happens. but not very often. if it does, reload and use auto_win or auto_lose to replicate the result, disbanding units if necessary.

LOL, one thing to look out for with auto-win. If you are playing a nomadic faction, you can often win a battle under personal control with way less casualties on your side than auto-win will generate. A good nomad player can win battles with ridiculously low casualty rates to his own army, and most of those will be friendly-fire casualties due to horse archers crossing paths improperly (sometimes you just have to suck it up, since we all know AI pathfinding is about as efficient as a four-year old walking on icy sidewalks for the first time LOL).

[artavazd]

yeah, that happens. but not very often. if it does, reload and use auto_win or auto_lose to replicate the result, disbanding units if necessary.

Im having a CTD problem in my current campaign which I think is linked with the same problem. So I would just go to the message section by pressing ~ and typing auto_win?

[penguinking]

Im having a CTD problem in my current campaign which I think is linked with the same problem. So I would just go to the message section by pressing ~ and typing auto_win?

press ~ and type auto_win attacker if you are the attacker and auto_win defender if you are the defender.

[Ca Putt]

LOL, one thing to look out for with auto-win. If you are playing a nomadic faction, you can often win a battle under personal control with way less casualties on your side than auto-win will generate. A good nomad player can win battles with ridiculously low casualty rates to his own army,

XD yeah that's right, It seems the AI utterly underrates horce archers and overrates phalanxes(a bit).