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The only cheats the AI get are higher unit availability and resource income, and *only* on the highest difficulty levels.
The AI does have computer memory though, so it will react player actions faster than a human can. It can send its units to a player's location, even if it spots the player for only a split-second. On higher dififculties, the computer will "remember" the location of a player's units for longer than on lower difficulties.
The only cheats the AI get are higher unit availability and resource income, and *only* on the two highest difficulty levels.
The AI does have computer memory though, so it will react player actions faster than a human can. It can send its units to a player's location, even if it spots the player for only a split-second. On higher dififculties, the computer will "remember" the location of a player's units for longer than on lower difficulties.
Your first point has been answered by DasaKamov and synthwaver, I have nothing more to say.
For your second point, AI just send order like a normal player can do (to be fair, AI is faster than a human player), this implies AI cannot do something a player can't do, so it does not cheat with accuracy.
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Thanks a lot for your feedback commander, hope you have fun on the battlefield.
Second was more about I feel like most unlucky player ever when i play against AI - like his T55 can hit 4x times in a row yet my challenger 2 misses same T55 3x times in a row. And when his fliegerfausts were total mvps and hit better then my rolland i was curious if it is just luck or some AI buff. I mean i just had match where i sent m48 hunt BMP-1 recon in the forest and my tank missed 3 times while BMP hit all 3 and killed the tank and that BMP had like 36% hit chance.
Ohhh and talking about bugs - Puma supply should not have fuel ,p
I can confirm that the AI does indeed constantly spot your units without ever actually seeing them, and checking replays with the AIs perspective shows that they are just magically sending tons of guys over to a spot where my units are, without ever seeing them
They just simply aren't as good as human players.
Like the AI dev wrote in an earlier post, the AI will "remember" your unit positions if it spots them, even for a brief second (harder difficulty AIs will "remember" longer than lower-difficulty AI). Since computers are MUCH better at multi-tasking than humans, a computer can spot your hidden unit for a split-second and still have the reaction time to move its units to your hiding spot.
Because it reacts much faster than humans, people may think the AI never saw their unit to begin with. However, I can confirm that if you relocate your hidden unit to a different location AND that unit is not spotted again, the AI will lose track of your units and return to its original path.
I just played a game where a group of AI T-55s left they road they were fast-moving on and beelined to the treeline where my LRS were hiding; I moved my LRS deeper into the forest while bringing some Bradley recon up to counter the T-55s. Along the way, I spotted a BRDM lingering some distance away and blew it up with the Bradley. The T-55s moved to the spot my LRS used to be, realized they had no targets, and returned to the road to continue on their original path (where they were blown up by the Bradley's TOWs.) The BRDM spotted my LRS once, which sent the T-55s their way, but with AI recon destroyed they had no idea how to find my units once they relocated.
- See them (it's a computer so if your unit is seen even just a second, AI knows it)
- Your unit fired (like a player, AI can spot missile FX - AI know the exact position of the unit which fired, but only at the moment your unit fired)
With that AI have a memory about 3 minutes (easy) to 7 minutes (very hard / hardest). Like DasaKamov said, it remembers only the last position of your unit.
As far as I know, AI cannot cheat. If you caught the AI red-handed, please provide us more information. Replay, video, or just steps to reproduce.
Commanders, have fun on the battlefield.
I get little glimpses of enemy units like that but can never remember them because its so short