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The troops in Clash of Clans are idiots they never attack as an organized unit and hardly ever see the problem with attacking so certain buildings. For example goblins should learn to attack together and not to waste time with empty or near empty storages. I believe that a new feature should be that researching troops not only makes them more powerful but also wiser and more statregic and tactical during raids against enemy bases.
This would be great except...you know...ITS IMPOSSIBLE. If there was a "better" AI it would already be in the game. Also goblins would be OP if they only attacked full storages.
[Quote = TheDragonKing261; 4614097] Las tropas de choque de clanes son idiotas nunca atacan como una unidad organizada y casi nunca ven el problema con atacar tan ciertos edificios. Por ejemplo duendes deben aprender a atacar juntos y no perder el tiempo con vacío o cerca de almacenes vacíos. Yo creo que una nueva función debe ser que la investigación de las tropas no sólo los hace más poderosos, pero también más sabio y más statregic y táctica durante las redadas contra las bases enemigas. [/ Quote]
sometimes the troops go to many directions, this always will be so i think that the troops should go to the objectives where i invoqued example a tower archery or town hall ETC Dragon have the razon i think equal troops smarts
Salute From Colombia..
I do wish that goblins were smarter, so that they would ignore empty resource buildings if there are better pickings nearby. This is one of the things that makes goblins not useful.
Another general idea, I wish that the player could set troop behaviour in a limited way, specifically to encourage or discourage hoarding/grouping behaviour. Currently, troops like to travel in groups, especially barbarians, goblins, balloons, and minions.
I would like it if troups could be set to attempt to avoid each other, to provide a different style of attack. As this might negate the power of air mines on minions, maybe it should only be an option for barbarians.
Wall Breaker Queen pls
If this was implemented-
Archers would avoid Mortar Shells
Wizards will shoot back at defences if they are close enough
PEKKAS would target defences
Dragons would go for the AD first
Minions will run across the map trying to avoid an Air Bomb
Witches will run out of range when all her skeletons are dead
Yah...
Uhmwhat? So the very first AI they came out with is the very best AI possible? They're always tweaking and trying to improve the AI...Quote:
Originally Posted by MichaelJ13
The AI is for the most part, fixed. Knowing your troops behavior and preditability is a vital part of the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by thebuch4
In my opinion, if the AI of each and every troop in CoC was 'improved', it would wreck some attack strategies (some) and it would take a lot lot lot of work. CoC is about strategy. you should know when/where you place your troops so that they would do what you want. it's all about foreseeing possible troop actions before an attack. making the troops have real-life-like intelligence would somehow make CoC a not-so-strategy-game-because-the-troops-think-instead-of-the-player game.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArthasMenethil1
Pretty much this... If you improve the efficiency of troops by making them smarter, then thier applied strength would change, and more things need to be rebalanced, and player strategy could likely have to change dramatically.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrkSjr
If you know the rules of how the AI work, then you can figure out how they will attack within a given situation. That's why people clear buffer buildings around bases on GoWiPe attacks, so PEKKAs don't take a leisurely stroll around the base, as they move from building to building on the outside of the walls.
The closest I have gotten to possibly improving troop movement is to give a slight 'nudge' or hint of where they really need to go, posted in this thread (Troop AI fix: Direction Focusing). Before people spazz out, I'm well aware of how powerful directing troops can be, which is why I try to say a slight hint at influencing thier movement. It is to fix the overly exploratory troop movement problem people have brought up. The thread is a long read, :( and really needs cleaned up and rewritten to better explain things. Or just make some damn graphics for it. :rolleyes:
yep they are stupid, that is a very accurate statement. nobody in the history of this game has realised that beforeQuote:
Originally Posted by TheDragonKing261
well done