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No, it's just much more interesting to play when, in addition to you and your opponent, there's also a micro-world. (for me) And in general, I'm saying that there's still potential in the skirmish mode, there is! :D
If I had to choose between playing a mini-nostalgia game with AI opponents or a skirmish game with AI opponents, I would choose the skirmish game without hesitation. The game lasts longer than without AI, but it's more interesting. It reduces the chance of restarting due to an unfavorable encounter. The color indicates whether it's a "general" AI (green, brown) or "your" AI (orange, purple), which simplifies the strategy.
If I had to choose between playing a mini-nostalgia game with computer opponents or a standard game with computer opponents, I would choose the standard game without hesitation. The game lasts longer than without computer opponents, but it's more interesting. The chance of restarting due to an unfavorable encounter is reduced. The color indicates whether it's a "general" computer opponent (green, brown) or "your" opponent (orange, purple), which simplifies the strategy.
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