I remember reading something about the moral bonus was not being given to the AI correctly when playing with battles set to very hard? If correct, do they plan to fix this?
I remember reading something about the moral bonus was not being given to the AI correctly when playing with battles set to very hard? If correct, do they plan to fix this?
M2 doesn't give any morale or stat bonus' to AI on harder settings, it just makes them 'smarter'.
The ai on VH and H does not get bonuses to stats or morale in M2Tw, this was changed from RTW.
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I believe that on hard and very hard, morale and fatigue effects are increased. This actually tends to make it easier as the A.I. is fairly poor (although i've been playing LTC and the A.I. is a lot better than vanilla).
There was no difficulty bug in RTW.The game is the hardest of playing on the medium level. It is a bug transfered over from RTW. As I have heard of. never tried the "hard" or the "hardest" to tell you honestly.
So, does anyone know EXACTLY what the HARD and VERY HARD battle settings do?
So playing on medium battle difficulty is actually harder? I've never noticed that so far.
Playing VH/VH lowers your own troops morale??
That's kind of lame, I'd rather my enemies be stronger than my men cowards.
OK soooooo, did anyone ever find out what exactly the H/VH battle setting does? I still keep being told different things.
does morale have a lesser effect on M and H than on VH? for both player and AI? I could see how this would make the lower levels more difficult. i've never played on any level except VH, and my troops morale is always very much superior to the AI due to the fact that my generals are always better and most of the time the AI leads its armies with captains.