AI
- Thread starter jose1996
- Start date
Users who are viewing this thread
Hemiola
Recruit
The short answer to your question is - Sure!
If you have the right editing tools, and know how to use them, you can change anything.
This is a game, after all, governed by a bunch of zeros and ones in your computer's memory.
But, why bother?
The AI Lords lead troops trained to use formations, and have a cadre of officers and noncoms to help keep them in formation.
The parties you are talking about do not.
[Well, Patrols and Deserters, maybe ... but they lack the cadre and discipline to maintain any organized formation.]
They are rabble, and should behave like rabble. Which they currently do.
I cannot help you to achieve your stated or implied goals.
It would be ... historically inaccurate.
Please try to enjoy the mod as is.
DARoot
If you have the right editing tools, and know how to use them, you can change anything.
This is a game, after all, governed by a bunch of zeros and ones in your computer's memory.
But, why bother?
The AI Lords lead troops trained to use formations, and have a cadre of officers and noncoms to help keep them in formation.
The parties you are talking about do not.
[Well, Patrols and Deserters, maybe ... but they lack the cadre and discipline to maintain any organized formation.]
They are rabble, and should behave like rabble. Which they currently do.
I cannot help you to achieve your stated or implied goals.
It would be ... historically inaccurate.
Please try to enjoy the mod as is.
DARoot
jose1996
Recruit
I wouldn't ask if I didn't have a bit of modding experience. I'm already re-working all of the bandits to be sort of like a militia force and be in large party numbers so the player can fight something in times of peace (which unfortunately there is a lot of). It's a great mod as is, but can be simply improved. I was asking about formation AI so the bandits don't suck so much and battles would look more cinematicHemiola said:
