Will we see the AI doing endgame too? (New World)

[{nF}remix]

Do you guys think the AI will also attempt to do endgame content in MTW II (New World). I mean, what i'm really worried about is being the only European nation in the New World fighting Aztecs. I want a sense of European colonization and fight for new land going on, so I really hope CA makes the AI actually sail to the New World too, but iono CA has a bad track record with ship AI...lol they had to resort to land bridges in this game...

C'mon CA...

[carl-the-conqueror]

i would imagine it being a programmed rush, the brutii would be programmed to launch a naval assault, ittl be similar to that i imagine, or mabe the campaign AI has changed

[Spart]

I think they'll go there once they can. They must have programmed it, would be kind of dull to fight aztecs alone..

[Chuffy]

The bigger problem is that there is no system of colonisation in the game, you go over, beat up 'REBELS' or Aztecs and get their cities and start producing Arqubusiers in south america.

Thats why I'm opposed to whole idea of the new world in MTW2, it will not be done properly.

[MFan]

Im pretty sure the AI will also set their goal to reach the new world at some point. It will most likely be late in the game and be a big risk. Guessing you'll need a large army to stand a chance and doing that will leave your country back in Europe at risk for attack.

[Sponge]

ive seen a pic of and english player taking a boat to the new world and there was lots of spanish ships already there

[Invoker]

The bigger problem is that there is no system of colonisation in the game, you go over, beat up 'REBELS' or Aztecs and get their cities and start producing Arqubusiers in south america.

Thats why I'm opposed to whole idea of the new world in MTW2, it will not be done properly.

I have to agree with you; I'm afraid that within two decades you're going to be able to turn the eastern United States into an ecnomic powerhouse that churns out gun equipped infantry and just rolls over the map. I'm also afraid that expansion deep into the New World will be fast and horribly unrealistic; in reality, the first permanent settlements in the United States by the English were in the beginning of the 17th century, and the western half of North America remained unpenetrated for some time after the United States was founded.

Maybe we can make a mod to cut out that part of the game, or maybe it will be done right and actually be fun and somewhat realistic. Here's hoping...

[victor.]

I have to agree with you; I'm afraid that within two decades you're going to be able to turn the eastern United States into an ecnomic powerhouse that churns out gun equipped infantry and just rolls over the map. I'm also afraid that expansion deep into the New World will be fast and horribly unrealistic; in reality, the first permanent settlements in the United States by the English were in the beginning of the 17th century, and the western half of North America remained unpenetrated for some time after the United States was founded.

Maybe we can make a mod to cut out that part of the game, or maybe it will be done right and actually be fun and somewhat realistic. Here's hoping...

Cortez penetrated fast into the new world, was that unrealistic?

But I don't understand what you're saying about the western united states, it's not going to be included...

Anyways, I think all this talk in nonsense. Mine as well complain about AI not going into the sahara, its all apart of the same map.

[Talbaz]

actully Cortez didn't pernrtate fast his frist invasion he got his butt handed to him and kicked outta the aztec city . then he came back and kill them off of crouse after varoius disease had weaken them soooo... go go disease for conquering the new world

[Kanfoosh]

Hope the AI will build huge navies after scouting the new world so it would defend it, and make and break alliances with the Aztecs

[Zelech]

On the other hand, Invoker47, there were only several hundred thousand people (~300) in colonial (British) America in 1700 compared to 2.5 million in 1775, so there were still great prospects to be found without going farther west.