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July 17th, 2008, 04:55 PM
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Re: Random move armies and casting sequence
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Herode said:
Yes, but what about symetrical situations ? The standard case is : my army in A attacks an ennemy province X. An ennemy army in Y attacks my army in A. Who moves first and why ?
But why is that ? Is initiative dependant on the nation ?
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Both armies move simultaneously. Your army in A attacks X. The enemy from Y attacks A, after your army has left.
There have been claims that attacks always go in nation id order if 2 armies attack a 3rd party province and that seems most common, but I have seen it reverse.
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July 17th, 2008, 05:36 PM
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Re: Random move armies and casting sequence
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Both armies move simultaneously. Your army in A attacks X. The enemy from Y attacks A, after your army has left.
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That's not the case in my present game at least. Here, Y attacks A and pins it, thus A does not attack X. At least when I am Abysia and tha AI plays (actually) Jotunheim or Mictlan. One exception occured nevertheless when I tried to assassinate an ennemy commander (but not the unique commander) in Y. But it can be just a coincidence.
Maybe there's a bonus for AI as Jim suggests ?
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July 17th, 2008, 05:53 PM
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Re: Random move armies and casting sequence
I've never seen or heard of that happening.
Two possibilities:
1) Assuming X is held by the same nation as Y, could an army from X be joining the attack on A, thus stalling your army and the battle then takes place in A?
2) There is a rare bug where armies simply can't attack across certain province boundaries. The army simply doesn't move as you ordered it to. If that happened and Y attacked the same turn, it could look like Y intercepted.
Other than that you should never be able to catch an enemy army by moving into it's province, unless they're attacking the province you're coming from.
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July 17th, 2008, 06:23 PM
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Re: Random move armies and casting sequence
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thejeff said:
1) Assuming X is held by the same nation as Y, could an army from X be joining the attack on A, thus stalling your army and the battle then takes place in A?
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The AI is VERY good at performing this maneuver, since they are recruiting everywhere, at all times. I've definitely stopped taking for granted that I can attack anywhere that I intend to, and really just cross my fingers.
The Tractor Beam has many guises.
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July 18th, 2008, 06:38 AM
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Re: Random move armies and casting sequence
1/ this is an option indeed. BTW, I can't say for sure from what province are coming the ennemy units I see on the battlefield.
2/ I didn't know that bug but it's not the case here.
Hmmm, I think I'll have to drive some tests in a controled environment in order to bring some light on this question...
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