Many heroes and mechs/exo-skeletons on the other hand have one or more melee attacks at their disposal and you control these skills/actions directly. When you have a situation where, as an example, a rifle squad is being overrun by an enemy squad, they will switch to their available melee weapon to fight back automatically. How exactly will you handle melee combat? Will it be similar to Dawn of War, were most units have a ranged attack as well as a melee attack? Will you be able to force them to go melee like in DoW?
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is before thinking about how to make it even stronger.ģ. We haven’t started working on the strategic part yet and want to see how strong the A.I. only knows what a human player would know, meaning it won’t cheat and, for example, observe “through the fog of war” what the player is doing.Īt the moment, we do not plan to develop a learning A.I. This “strategic A.I.” also handles production and resources. plans and executes bigger manoeuvres like “attack over the right flank to conquer these two resource buildings” or “split units into two groups, so one group can defend position A while the second group can scout out the map”.
decides things like what unit to attack next or if it makes sense to change cover. The lower level deals with individual units, squads and small groups of units.
We are able to script any behaviour for any unit in certain situations, but the backbone of the game is a fully independent A.I. How do you plan to integrate the AI, both in singleplayer and multiplayer games (vs AI)? Will the AI be entirely scripted or will it be able to "learn" during a single match and adapt to human players units composition? I’m not sure if we will be able to deliver something on release but, as said, we heard you loud and clear and it became one of our top priorities.Ģ. Thomas, Lukas and Arne will be at the Unite (Unity developer conference) in Berlin next week and talk to the Unity guys about how to tackle the problem. The Sudden Strike 4 editor is a Unity editor expansion, but pretty difficult to use (or even to get up and running). City: Skylines (the game itself) is basically a big level-editor, so a lot of the necessary work has been done already. There are examples of that, like City: Skylines or Sudden Strike 4. Unfortunately, it is really not easy to develop modding tools for games that are being developed with the Unity engine. We understand it’s very important for some of you and I can honestly state that we will do our very best to have at least a map editing tool available at a certain point. This has been the most-asked question, not only in our Discord channel, but also during the Kickstarter. Will there be official map making / modding tools? This FAQ was provided by the developers with their June 2018 Iron Harvest DevBlog #2.ġ.
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