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| King's Bounty: Armored Princess Sequel to the critically acclaimed King’s Bounty: The Legend. |
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It can be annoying but I'm not sure if it's really cheating, if you would play versus another player and he knew you had traps you would also at least try to avoid them
There's several ways to make sure the AI will end up on the traps though. |
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Yep. As long as going through the trap is the ONLY way an enemy stack can reach and attack one of your units, it will go through it. Every time.
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I've seen a weak army sacrifice itself and spring my trap that I had intended for another unit just to piss me off!! lol That army had other options of where to move but headed straight for my trap.
The unit I actually wanted to hit the trap had the next turn and the AI knew this so sacrificed a shitty army to spoil my plan. By doing this the army died and the much larger unit did some big damage to my unit that was close to it, if that makes sense. In any case, I thought it was quite clever of the AI |
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I've had a powerful stack of enemy griffins split themselves so that the new stack is two spaces directly away from my red dragons, and the the original stack goes and attacks my dragons. One counter-attack later, there are no griffins left. Thank you for reducing your damage dealt, and increasing your casualties, AI!
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