Just rebooted this game and wow!

[Wdll]

Originally Posted by Dion

It was one step ahead of me for every turn for about a year. I can understand for a game or two, but every game for about a year? It may have been my computer or an incredible coincidence, as it was happening with other games too. I think the sun had something to do with it, because when I got pissed everything in my apartment that the sun was shinning on, stopped working. Either that or it was an act of god, because like I say, it happened with other games too. I hope it didn't sound like I was complaining because a real good A\I is a lot better than a poor A\I. The A\I is very realistic, I just have to pretend I'm playing an opponent with a lot of experience.

I have to say, perhaps because English is not my first language, I have no idea what you said there.
How was the game "ahead" of you for a year?
What does it even mean?
How is the sun affecting anything in the game?
I am sorry, I just don't get it.
I was ready to ask how you think the A.I. cheats as I play this game since day 1 and over the years you could say things you didn't like, you thought should be different (I still dream of even larger fonts), but cheating A.I. was never something I even considered. Again, I am playing this game on and off since day one. I play computer wargames since I think Winter of 1987 (Universal Military Simulator for the Atari ST), and strategy is my favorite genre since then. What I mean is, I am used to wargames/strategy games a bit more than other genres and I still never thought that WiinSPMBT cheats. So I am very curious what exactly you mean.

[Aeraaa]

The only time when I rant that the AI cheats is when that RPG team snipes my tank with a 3% chance to hit...but when that happens, I remember the time when I knocked out a bunker with a 40mm HEDP from a rifle squad with the same percentage.

[Mobhack]

Originally Posted by Aeraaa

The only time when I rant that the AI cheats is when that RPG team snipes my tank with a 3% chance to hit...but when that happens, I remember the time when I knocked out a bunker with a 40mm HEDP from a rifle squad with the same percentage.

Yep, I don't really worry much about the base to-hit number being low. If I decide the shot is necessary then I'll blaze away at the target with all guns in range if it is a "nasty" thing like say an AT gun, sniper or an ATGM team that I have decided really must go.

Even if I dont hit it, it will at least be likely to suppress the target. Near misses count for some "S" on soft targets, scatter shots into the adjacent hexes from misses will maybe put "S" onto collateral targets you may have spotted, or even those you may not have spotted. And if the base percentage is low then the subsequent shots may well increase to a decent number as you climb up the "to hit" ladder.