AI (Deity?) wins mostly on scientific victory in recent patches (with data) #12407
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What I'm getting from 2-player is that domination is the common case |
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I do see that when increased to 4-player, the dominant path seems to be Scientific, with Korea yes taking the scientific path: |
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When I include civs with domination as preferred victory type, things change - but for some reason the Huns absolutely dominate so they skew the data Suffice to say: |
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This seems to hold for other civs as well |
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Another test with 4 civs: |
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Domination victory with 2 civs should be the most common, so not a big surprise there. Otherwise, thanks for the simulation data. How did you run the simulations? |
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ConsoleLauncher, with some changes for 4 civs - I'll make a change now that will make it easier for others |
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Proof that Huns need to banned from multiplayer XD |
It's not just the war logic, the AI has become much better at doing science in general. In my testing they're taking approximately 40% less turns to complete the tech tree compared to about half a year ago. |
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Amazing work 👏🏼 |
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Game Version
4.14
Describe the bug
I have been running Deity AI simulations -- previous reddit post (data provided for back then): https://old.reddit.com/r/Unciv/comments/1at4tvo/unciv_gk_deity_ai_tierlist_for_landbased_world (don't worry, Korea is no longer OP anymore -- as matter of fact, they're extremely weak now)
Before, at least two victory paths were viable avenues for the AI to win, but now, well over 80% of the AI wins are scientific victories.
Furthermore, it seems that there was some kind of research boost/buff somewhere that allowed the AIs to win much faster. In version 4.10.9, the mean turns to win was 292 turns. In 4.14.1, it is 192 turns. (I set the max number of turns to 350, 300 recently, in the game settings)
Not only that, it seems that Korea does not seem to pursue scientific victory for some reason. I also see other holes in civ AIs in general for defending themselves, but maybe that's a discussion for another time.
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Operating System
Windows
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