It didn't seem to have to scout to find you. (epsecially if they happen to be the same race as me) One thing I didn't like about the AI is that it always knew where you were. thereisnocowlevel or something.), I could see where the enemy AI is, how fast they're building, and learn from it. I rarely used the god and speed-up-building cheat)īy using the view-whole-map cheat (I forget the command. View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif (mainly the 'view-whole-map' and 'money' cheats. Well, what helped me many years back is this: I played through the entire of the Terran/Zerg/Protoss campaign, and if I had difficulty I just turned the cheats on. Thanks for the ideas, and if anyone has any more, I'd love 'em. (and please no "well he should just keep playing and get better" posts - I agree with that, but, again, why play if you always get beaten and don't have any fun? Even I find the AI a bit hard sometimes, especially when I want to take my time and enjoy the game)
Hell, if I didn't know better, I'd say they get a slight build advantage.Īnyways, so is there any way to lower the difficulty of the AI? I haven't been able to find it, but I really need it - if he stops having fun, what's the point of playing? The problem is that I crush him 1 on 1, even when I limit myself, and the AI in a 2 v 1 (or 2 v 2, with 1 AI on each team) rushes him and crushes him as well. He understands things, but he hasn't had the trial by fire introduction to multiplayer like I have - in other words, the concept "RUSH/BUILD/RUSH!" is foreign to him.
I'm pretty good (wouldn't say great, but I know my way around a base), but he's not that good. So I'm introducing my brother into the world of RTSes, and I'm starting with Starcraft.
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