DeletedUser96901
a super hero would open a new thread much faster 
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Closed Week #32 2017-12-11
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Prinza the Hunter
Monarch
Is it just me, or does this girl look scared and vulnerable?
DeletedUser96901
tactic to fool the opponent
DeletedUser110179
Is it just me or has has anyone noticed a change in the Map AI.
I just did the "Acquire 3 sectors by fight" on two worlds and the AI always attacked my rogues first
(It used to be that they attacked the original unit first).
With so many DCs requiring a sector and Inno wanting everyone to move up ... I wouldn't be surprised if they made it easier.
I just did the "Acquire 3 sectors by fight" on two worlds and the AI always attacked my rogues first
(It used to be that they attacked the original unit first).
With so many DCs requiring a sector and Inno wanting everyone to move up ... I wouldn't be surprised if they made it easier.
DeletedUser111866
I expect that AI always attacks a unit if able, so just have rogues in range while your mai n unit will be out of range, your rogues will be attacked.
DeletedUser110179
Sure ... I just wondered if the actual AI has been changed recently.
It has never been so easy ... only lost 1 unit in six sectors ... eventhough I used HMA Champions against Colonial Age Rangers.
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DeletedUser96901
regular province or bonus province ?
DeletedUser110179
DeletedUser96901
bonus provinces use the easier AI
DeletedUser111866
Doubt champions would be of good use there, I'd select a heavy unit (unless HMA champion is one). Rangers are fine but weak to melee, and there you would get rogues (melee) and champs/heavy inf that are also melee.
DeletedUser111589
Last few provinces on Old World (colonial especially) is ignoring rogues if normal is within range. That's why its said that the map AI is better than GE and DA.
I had most problems fighting 8 cannons (possibly same type of unit just from LMA). That destroyed my army multiple times, barely won it.
I had most problems fighting 8 cannons (possibly same type of unit just from LMA). That destroyed my army multiple times, barely won it.
DeletedUser110179
It's the first time I came up against Rangers ... I needed 3 hits with HMA Champions ... but still lost only 1 unit overall ... hence my surprise.
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DeletedUser111866
Hmm, should be doable with cavalry, maybe with mounted archers if you can drop a cannon with their first attack. Still a nasty army, designed to do harm rather than win.
DeletedUser96901
8 helicopters will do it
Emberguard
Legend
zzzz. so who won this?
DeletedUser96901
you
Emberguard
Legend
Awesome. Thanks mate. I'd like to take this time to thank all these wonderful people for the past week of back and forth conversation
DeletedUser111589
I did make it with champions in the end. It was hard because they focused on normal instead of rogues
DeletedUser110179
Ignoring the customer can really pay off ... makes me think of Inno.
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Emberguard
Legend
That depends on how you ignore customers. You can't ignore them completely.
Customers don't always express what they want accurately. Sometimes they'll come to you with a request. But the request isn't necessarily what they actually want so much as the solution they've thought up of for what they want. So it's upto the company to dig deeper and find out is this something that should be implemented, or is there something better that would solve the same problem this customer has.
And what do you mean it reminds you of Inno?
Edit: And now I've watched the video. Interesting watch. It certainly explains a lot of their marketing decisions. Although one thing they didn't say is the more you diversify into everything, the less you can charge for your product. More often then not if you're trying to sell to everyone and you end up selling to no one. But by having a few niche products you can raise the price because it does exactly what the customer needs. The only problem is if it becomes so niche that no one can use it for anything at the price you're selling
Customers don't always express what they want accurately. Sometimes they'll come to you with a request. But the request isn't necessarily what they actually want so much as the solution they've thought up of for what they want. So it's upto the company to dig deeper and find out is this something that should be implemented, or is there something better that would solve the same problem this customer has.
And what do you mean it reminds you of Inno?
Edit: And now I've watched the video. Interesting watch. It certainly explains a lot of their marketing decisions. Although one thing they didn't say is the more you diversify into everything, the less you can charge for your product. More often then not if you're trying to sell to everyone and you end up selling to no one. But by having a few niche products you can raise the price because it does exactly what the customer needs. The only problem is if it becomes so niche that no one can use it for anything at the price you're selling
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