So, I end up loading into a fight after reading the Auto Resolve where it says that the battle location takes place in the "Plains" as well as looking visually at where im located on the map with not a single tree in sight around me, and then i get a marsh surrounded by trees. Begs another question, if I would have auto resolved, would it have auto'd on that map I loaded into or would it have auto'd with a Plains modifier to cavalry/horse archer troops? submitted by /u/tjburke93123 [link] [comments]
I decided to give Gekokujo a try today and the first thing I noticed is that the AI in battle seems significantly more intelligent than native or really anything else I've played.
I joined up as a Samurai for my local lord to make some cash and get some combat experience before raising my own merry band and in the first battle my jaw dropped at what these AI were doing.
We were slightly outnumbered so our Lord pulled us back up onto a hill, placed his archers forward and spread them out with spears behind. The archers picked off the enemy as the charged up the hill and when they were about 50 meters out, the archers ran back and the spearmen moved forward. Not a charge mind you, they literally swapped spots with the archers. They held position until the last second and charged into the enemy line.
Now, I was wounded so I fell in battle from an arrow while defending my Lord from a spearman trying his best to unhorse him so I had a pretty good view of the flanking party the enemy lord led to our side!
In another battle on an open field both armies formed up in ranks, archers in front, and started marching forward towards each other. Eventually the archers stopped and the infantry charged into each other in a giant melee/meatgrinder.
Is it just me or is Gekokujo's combat AI actually that much smarter than what I'm used to? Because I know for damn sure in Viking Conquest they have no concept of formations besides what I tell them.
TL;DR Gekokujo is too smart, melted my brain.
Submitted June 22, 2017 at 08:03PM by LastCypher http://ift.tt/2t0EnGC
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