In the last three weeks of playing my first CoW game after an absence of 18 months, I have observed a number of AI actions that I believe are new and probably represent a not-insignificant upgrade of the AI's programmed behaviors. Is this true?
Below is a screenshot of a damaged L1 rocket (i.e., a V1 buzzbomb), which was damaged and its L1 airfield damaged, by a single tactical bomber on direct attack. The launching L1 airbase was in Cleveland on the 22-player map. As you can see below, the aircraft truck convoy carrying the wounded L1 rocket is attempting to escape across Lake Erie!
Things that make you go "hmmm."
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were there nuclear rockets, subs, battleships and carriers in WW2? I think not. There was only an atomic bomb...
Perhaps this game needs to get back to the basics. When a leader leaves the game, his country should also die, not have an AI take over with all there cheats....just my opinion.
This was most likely a visual loading issue. Sometimes units "disappear" and reappear due to lag in the server.Islandboy wrote:
just had 2 anti tank guns and anti air gun just appear as I was patrolling above the city.
AI definitely has a fog of war. And even if they didn't, they probably wouldn't know how to use that advantage.Islandboy wrote:
AI getting no fog of war
You are right. These didn't exist. However, the technology for a nuke rocket did exist, since a country could just replace a normal warhead in their rocket with a nuclear bomb. In 1.5, nuclear ships have been completely removed. And as to your statement about AI cheating, they don't. Also, what do you mean die? Who would own the land?Islandboy wrote:
were there nuclear rockets, subs, battleships and carriers in WW2?
Nuclear bombs, in WW2, were too large to fit into the tip of a missile, hence the need to transport them in B-29s. It wasn't til well after the war that miniaturization of nukes allowed them to fit into missilesDoctorDR1 wrote:
You are right. These didn't exist. However, the technology for a nuke rocket did exist, since a country could just replace a normal warhead in their rocket with a nuclear bomb.Islandboy wrote:
were there nuclear rockets, subs, battleships and carriers in WW2?
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a winner . . . .WascallywabbitCDN wrote:
Nuclear bombs, in WW2, were too large to fit into the tip of a missile, hence the need to transport them in B-29s. It wasn't til well after the war that miniaturization of nukes allowed them to fit into missiles
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