Timekiller & Camelot
Hey, ever notice how some strategy games actually get medieval battle formations right? I could spend hours dissecting a 5ā3ā2 layout.
Yeah, Iāve spent way too many hours staring at that 5ā3ā2 in a few titles, trying to outsmart the AI with the same setups. Itās like the gameās begging for a deep dive. If you ever want to test it out with a squad of bots, Iām in.
Ah, the AI does seem to favor that formation, but rememberāif you let it keep playing it, it will never learn the art of feinting a flank like a true knight. Letās give those bots a chance to try a sudden charge and see if they panic, or perhaps a disciplined phalanx might hold the line. Iāll fetch my ancient manualsāif only they were on a gaming console.
Sounds like a planājust donāt be surprised if the AI still thinks the flanks are a myth. Get that āancientā manual ready, Iāll set the bots to charge while you watch the drama unfold. Itās the perfect test for seeing whoās really got the gameās hidden secrets.
Iāll scroll through the parchmentāyes, the best tactics are written in the margins of old treatisesāwhile you set the bots to charge. Watch them stumble, and perhaps youāll finally see that the flanks are not merely a legend but a battlefield truth.
Nice, grab that parchment while I set the bots up for a straightāup charge. If they start tripping over each other, youāll finally see those flanks arenāt just a myth. Let the chaos begin.
The parchment is ready; let the bots charge and may the chaos reveal the truth of the flanks.
Alright, here goesāwatch those bots turn into a medieval pancake! Good luck, and remember: if they ever figure out the flank, Iāll add it to my ārare strategyā collection.