The answer to your question is simple and complex altogether.įirst of all there is no special trick to make the AI more aggressive. I think the best approach (and harder to implement) would be the increase of the difficulty based on the AI aggression/responsiveness. On a side note: i read on the forum some prepositions about higher difficulty levels for the AI based on increasing build times for the player vs the computer. Like i said, Widelands is great on the construction phase of the game, but when i start the conquering phase, i loose the interest and start a new game because i know i will get no challenge there. If not, is there a way to do it by scripting or by console commands? So, my question is if i am doing something wrong or am i missing some option to increase the AI aggression while creating new games. For instance, when i attacked one of their towers and leave only 1 soldier on my tower, they immediate counter attacked and conquered my tower. It reacted very strongly to my attacks and employed clever tactics. The strange thing is that while playing the 'Neptune's Revenge' map of the Roman tutorial campaign, i got my ass kicked trying to conquer the barbarian towers. I've been playing with 'Normal AI' (the hardest of the list) and usually my maps have the 'HQ Hunter' or 'Endless Game' objectives and Romans vs Romans. I never had any resistance from the AI while attacking their towers (except for the defenders of said tower) and the AI never attacks my towers or tries in any way to conquer my area. On custom maps ('new game' option) the AI is too passive. The only thing that lets me down is the difficulty. Another version (#6) of the charcoal_kiln.I have been playing Widelands for some weeks now and i'm having a blast.New model of charcoal_kiln (charcoal_burners_house).Sample #2 - warehouse with less player color.I would like to see the effect either emanating from the mine shaft itself or from the doorway of the building.Īll in all a great first effort, but not quite ready for congratulations on your first successful pushes to Launchpad! That is a big hurdle to overcome.Īll in all a great first effort, but not quite ready for merging. The flickering is good, but it appears to emit from a point to the side of the shaft and it bleeds onto the roof beyond the canopy.

To my eyes the iron ore and gold mines appear to change position.Ĥ) The lighting isn't behaving naturally. When I clicked the enhance button, the roof disappeared long before the builder got to the site.ģ) Double check the hotspots for working v.s. This fourth frame can be a copy of the first idle frame, but it should not be omitted.ģ) The transition to the enhanced deep mine also needs attention to its first and last build frames.

Currently without it the building gets its roof instantaneously upon completion of the 3rd frame. It should represent the completed building. Please adjust this and reposition any objects (like piles of ore) that may obstruct the path.Ģ) Add a fourth frame to the build sequence animation of all buildings. Congratulations on your first successful pushes to Launchpad! That is a big hurdle to overcome.ġ) The path on the ground plane that leads to the mine entrance does not line up with the approach line used by the workers.

Barbarian headquarters widelands