Conquer the Most Difficult Artificial Intelligence for the Initial Time
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For the past few days, I have been playing against the highest difficulty of AI.
This has been a much harder challenge than just playing against three AI’s on the “hard” level.
In my most recent game, I played as the Aztecs and my opponent was the Byzantines.
I utilized early aggression by making four Barracks in Feudal Age, gathering gold with a lot of villagers, and spamming Eagles and pikes.
This worked quite well.
I then put two castles on two of my opponent’s Town Centers and gold mines.
I used monks to convert the Knights my opponent sent at me.
When I reached Imperial Age, I used rams to ravage most of my opponent’s town, and they eventually conceded.
While I did win the game, I made several mistakes, such as not multitasking very well, not using hotkeys, and only getting one relic compared to my opponent’s three.
I’m beginning to wonder if I just exploited the weaknesses of the AI instead of actually playing a good game.
It’s likely that I did.
Congratulations !!!
Just won a third game vs hardest AI.
This time against three AI’s.
Again with the Aztecs, who just play so smooth.
Tomorrow or today I’m doing a game with a cavalry civ.
Lithuanians probably or maybe the Poles.
Congratulations 🎉
AI tends to get really stupid when castle dropped, so I would say yes.
I’ve never played hardest, once i started beating hard I then jumped into ranked, and play only extreme AI when not playing a human, but I assume Hardest has the same weakness as hard and extreme.
Congratulations!
Do you mean the extreme AI?
It’s strong but not unbeatable.
You don’t need to play perfectly to beat it.
It makes mistakes that are different from mistakes humans make.
Four barracks in Feudal is a lot and probably too much if you play against a strong player.
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