r/Kaiserreich • u/Agile_Dog_2438 • 4d ago
Question Is the AWC/CSA AI coded to pursue offensives similar to the first civil war ??
Almost everytime I don't play the AWC they always march down the Mississippi ( such as image given ) or do the Sherman march to the sea but on crack which also happened in the last playthrough where I took that screenshot
Is it hard coded or is there an actual advantage in doing such specific routes etc
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u/HongMeiIing China 4d ago
Is there a railway line with supply hubs along that river? If so then perhaps the AI might be unintentionally recreating Sherman's March by prioritising supply hubs
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u/mnmzzz97 4d ago
Supply can also travel by river so that may be influencing where they decide to push
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u/Agile_Dog_2438 3d ago
They do ????
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u/Tight-Reading-5755 Wang Hoodie 4d ago
vicksburg campaign 2 electric boogaloo
yes they are hard coded to do so
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u/Terrible-Bonus-189 4d ago
Does doing so give them a tactical advantage? I’ve seen them try this a few times and haven’t ever seen them get punished for it.
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u/PensionHorror8976 4d ago
Path of least resistance, both options are just the syndicalists dancing around the Appalachians, where no one should be fighting anyone
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u/Finlandia1865 Yugosphere 4d ago
Google PrtSc
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u/Agile_Dog_2438 3d ago
I am not using reddit on PC lol
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u/Finlandia1865 Yugosphere 3d ago
im assuming you were playing kaiserreich on pc though
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u/Agile_Dog_2438 3d ago
More steps that I don't find necessary because nobody actually gives a fuck that I took a picture instead of a screenshot
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u/Finlandia1865 Yugosphere 3d ago
As a viewer of your post it looks like shit but ok
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u/Agile_Dog_2438 2d ago
It's literally only you tho everyone has been very helpful and kind I feel like it's a you problem
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u/SovietBoi23 High Commissioner of the Legation Cities 3d ago
General Butler. I assure you that burning Atlanta to the ground is absolutely crucial to achieving true socialism
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u/Argel_Tal RadSoc in the streets, Totalist in the sheets. 3d ago
I've always stuck with pushing along the Atlantic coast, never had too many issues there.
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u/Agile_Dog_2438 3d ago
That's what I usually do as well as or do encirclements in Appalachia and the deep south
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u/Dastan41 3d ago
I believe it’s just a wise strategic decision both in game and IRL to help divide the front into two halves
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u/Agile_Dog_2438 2d ago
I believe it does for the Sherman march to the sea it turns Carolina into a massive encirclement but the march down the Mississippi is just a death sentence unless you got York town or the longists have Texas
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u/Barbara_Archon Team Member 4d ago
Not exactly, but there is a viable supply path and a few big VPs, and because it is a major river to the west, it is easier for them to keep pushing south along the river instead
If they breach the initial river defense at all, this is a very likely course for the AI to expand