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I played this scenario a few times, seeking to hopefully improve city efficiency, military strength and to finish quicker.
I noticed that each time I played (hard), the notice of first invasion came quicker.
1st time in Mar 778 CE
2nd time in Aug 777 CE
3rd and 4th time in Jun 776 CE.
Is this random, because it looks like to me that the scenario AI looks at how advanced my city is and invades accordingly.
I should add that although the first time the invasion was later, there were subsequent invasions sooner (as if the AI was catching up???)
Also. I hate cities with pre-built walls. They are always in the "wrong" place. Mostly I delete them.
If I place walls I prefer to do it strategically at access points, but they don't surround the city.
I read on the forum that enemies can walk through along the shoreline if a wall butts up against water.
I'm reasonably sure that walls in gaps between rocks are "leakproof", but can you butt leakproof walls up against the "sandy" cliffs (not just rocky ones). There are a lot of them in this scenario.
How about walls up to the edge of the map, are these leakproof.
I played this scenario a few times, seeking to hopefully improve city efficiency, military strength and to finish quicker.
I noticed that each time I played (hard), the notice of first invasion came quicker.
1st time in Mar 778 CE
2nd time in Aug 777 CE
3rd and 4th time in Jun 776 CE.
Is this random, because it looks like to me that the scenario AI looks at how advanced my city is and invades accordingly.
I should add that although the first time the invasion was later, there were subsequent invasions sooner (as if the AI was catching up???)
Also. I hate cities with pre-built walls. They are always in the "wrong" place. Mostly I delete them.
If I place walls I prefer to do it strategically at access points, but they don't surround the city.
I read on the forum that enemies can walk through along the shoreline if a wall butts up against water.
I'm reasonably sure that walls in gaps between rocks are "leakproof", but can you butt leakproof walls up against the "sandy" cliffs (not just rocky ones). There are a lot of them in this scenario.
How about walls up to the edge of the map, are these leakproof.
[This message has been edited by Serrataur (edited 05-22-2020 @ 10:12 AM).]