Damn. I personally thought that more units = more fun on my part,
that's part of the reason why I added so many. Also for the challenge.
I'll keep that in mind though, thank you.
On 4/2/15, Carlos Macintosh <sleepio1@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
You can use inheritance to make a whole group of units have flags
without putting it in the default unit flags file. But I think you
already knew that.
Set the sight range on enemy units so it's fairly high, perhaps between
7 and 10, so that they can see the king before he sees them; That should
help you a bit. Though that's only part of the problem, I am thinking.
I feel like another of your problems might be that you just have too
many units on these maps. For example escape from hell has over 100
units on it alone, and in a space that's 25 by 25 that's probably too
many. You're going to experience serious lag unless you make all the
enemies wait but since you still mostly have open space, you don't want
that either, I suppose. It's difficult to hear, but you might have to
cut that number down to like 50 or 60. But try the sight range stuff
first, and if that fails you will probably have o cut down the unit
numbers just to make the turn wait time manageable.
On 4/2/2015 12:48 AM, Monkey wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to make a flag for maps that works similar to the
ai_wait_until_enemy_in_sight flag for units? This way, we won't have
to put that flag on each individual unit on one map.
I know you can do it for units, but there are some instances where
that's not necessarily the best choice.
For example, I can understand the flag working when you've got them in
different rooms and whatnot, because why bother having them act then?
It's pointless, unless they're summoning or something. But when they
are separated by terrain that their enemies can't pass but they can,
then it makes more sense for them to follow their allies when they're
moving towards the enemies that said allies can see.
I think that makes sense, but eh...is it just me?
