VDV_forever
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That's one way to do it. But it seems to me that in this case, we are exploiting the flaws in the computer player's AI. A human player wouldn't attack in this situation; they would retreat or go to another Fortress. In principle, we exploit the flaws in the computer's AI throughout the game. But it would be interesting to ask VDV about this, as this situation seems to have only happened to him so far. Tell me, if you use load saves, does the computer player always attack in your case at the start of its turn, in other words, does it repeat the exact same actions on that turn 100% of the time? Yes?
I spent a long time trying to get him to attack the nearest and most important Castle (of course, my Castle), but I achieved this not through load saves, but by properly arranging the troops in the Castles that were equidistant. :smile13:
But, as they say, I didn't enjoy it for long:smile35:.
I never experiment with different computer movements using load saves, because I consider it a waste of time and a very tedious activity.
P.S. It's better to replay for a couple of days with a new tactic:smile14:
Sincerely, VDV_forever