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This is for a basic first pass of the AI having some strategy in selecting what it researches.
Many of the mechanics that will influence this are not present yet. Victory is not possible. Diplomacy is not an option. Switching governments is not possible.
My current thinking is to add two basic elements that would cause some influence:
Import or set the "aggressiveness" setting for civilizations. The more aggressive they are, the more they favor techs that unlock military units.
Import or set civilization traits. They are more likely to research traits that unlock buildings that correspond to the trait.
This may be better to do a bit later in the milestone, as we're more likely to have things such as buildings at that point. The "totally random" research strategy can work until then.
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Right now they just randomly pick techs to research without any particular strategy, but this will get us closer to some niceties, like tech trading and era advancement.
#391
Right now they just randomly pick techs to research without any particular strategy, but this will get us closer to some niceties, like tech trading and era advancement.
#391
Right now they just randomly pick techs to research without any particular strategy, but this will get us closer to some niceties, like tech trading and era advancement.
#391
Right now they just randomly pick techs to research without any particular strategy, but this will get us closer to some niceties, like tech trading and era advancement.
#391
Right now they just randomly pick techs to research without any particular strategy, but this will get us closer to some niceties, like tech trading and era advancement.
#391
This is for a basic first pass of the AI having some strategy in selecting what it researches.
Many of the mechanics that will influence this are not present yet. Victory is not possible. Diplomacy is not an option. Switching governments is not possible.
My current thinking is to add two basic elements that would cause some influence:
This may be better to do a bit later in the milestone, as we're more likely to have things such as buildings at that point. The "totally random" research strategy can work until then.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: