February 2nd, 2004, 07:46 PM
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Re: Can computer AI opponents "see" the scorecard when it is disabled?
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Originally posted by Norfleet:
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Originally posted by Targa:
From my recent experience: 1 vs 1, turn #1, click 'host' and got a declaration of war. I hadn't even appointed a prophet, nor attacked any indies (was just sitting in my start province).
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I think the fact that there's only two of you is a pretty compelling reason to be at war. What did you expect him to do, declare a truce with you and attack one of the other opponents? Even if he had been a human player, I think it would be reasonable to assume that the two of you would be engaged in a shooting war on sight.
I was responding to GP's remark that it seemed like the score graphs were what determined (or at least part) why an AI nation declared war. You're totally misinterpreting what I said.
[ February 02, 2004, 18:06: Message edited by: Targa ] |