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1. just an actual husbear (guizzy@pleroma.guizzyordi.info)'s status on Saturday, 06-Feb-2021 12:48:00 EST just an actual husbear
   Having fun with Total War Warhammer 2, playing as the Tomb Kings (I love their aesthetic)
   
   The "just another turn" effect is strong in that one though.
   1. just an actual husbear (guizzy@pleroma.guizzyordi.info)'s status on Saturday, 06-Feb-2021 12:52:14 EST just an actual husbear

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   2. just an actual husbear (guizzy@pleroma.guizzyordi.info)'s status on Saturday, 06-Feb-2021 13:01:07 EST just an actual husbear

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      It does something I don't like though; when you go to war with a faction you massively overpower, the AI still goes and takes your undefended settlements even though they should know they have no possible chance of holding on to them more than a couple of turns. I don't think a human would play like that...
      1. Jim (sullybiker@sully.site)'s status on Saturday, 06-Feb-2021 13:04:02 EST Jim

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         @guizzy Rebellions in Medieval Total War used to piss me off for the same reason. Long past the point they can survive, rebel factions will continue a fanatic defense.

      2. Jim (sullybiker@sully.site)'s status on Saturday, 06-Feb-2021 13:02:56 EST Jim

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         @guizzy There's not many strategic AI games out there that do this well.