I was playing as the Alliance, I had all planets except Coruscant under my control, and Corsucant was under blockade, so there is NO WAY he had any command points, yet he had a VSD continue to bombard one of my systems. No big deal, since it was only a matter of assaulting the planet with troops, but it's obvious the AI is not under Command Points restrictions or else the VSD would have to self-destruct since the Empire had no Command points.

 

KDL

 

aka Darth Siditious

You do know that when you (or the AI) gets negative maintenance points, that unless you take corrective action, then things get scrapped to get maintenance points to zero or above. This does NOT happen instantaneously! And could take several days, weeks, etc. to happen

 

PS I don't think the AI is smart enough to cheat Because I wish it would sometimes (just to be challenging )

Ditto the Tex; also, the AI might have had two ships headed for your planet, but one of them was scrapped on arrival (Ships in-transit to other systems cannot be scrapped). After scrapping one ship/facility/unit of troops, it takes another few days before something else is scrapped once more.

Yeah, if you keep a fleet moving it can withstand maintenance failure for many turns. Just don't leave it in one spot long enough and not much to worry about. I remember playing multiplayer one time as imperial and was taking a beating, I had a 20+ star destroyer fleet sneaking up on to rebel HQ and totally overwhelmed his defense and won the game even though his systems outnumbered mine at least 10:1 and I had been in negative maintenance for quite a while. That is why HQ can be much more intimidating rather than having to capture the characters as well.

But i guess it may also depend on what difficulty level you play. If you play on hard then the AI may have a slight C points bonus. Just my guess.

I allways just play the HQ-Mission. A good game of Rebellion allways takes days. There´s no need to invade every small planet just to hunt down Mon Mothma or Palpy.

Actually, I good rebellion game takes months to win. Hardest difficulty, largest galaxy, and let the computer win for a while. You can get into some nasty stalemate games doing that.

 

My current game is on day 4109, and I am locked in a brutal fight for the Corellian sector, as planets there just get passed back and forth.

I allways just play the HQ-Mission. A good game of Rebellion allways takes days. There´s no need to invade every small planet just to hunt down Mon Mothma or Palpy.

 

I was making the opposite point that it is easier for the loser against great odds to win the game in HQ as the underdog doesn't have to worry about catching the characters. It's more of a guard your HQ and never feel too safe, especially as Rebels as a sabotage mission will end your game early.

you should come do some multi games.. i'll show you the ways of the force. 8}

I uploaded the force to you and now you proclaim to be the master?! Young padiwon, STFU and go play with yourself.

Actually, I good rebellion game takes months to win. Hardest difficulty, largest galaxy, and let the computer win for a while. You can get into some nasty stalemate games doing that.

 

My current game is on day 4109, and I am locked in a brutal fight for the Corellian sector, as planets there just get passed back and forth.

 

That's true. My favourite starting is, abandoning all planets but one (letting them become neutral or enemy).

I've lost several games with this tactic

That's true. My favourite starting is, abandoning all planets but one (letting them become neutral or enemy).

I've lost several games with this tactic

 

lol... I like that tactic, gonna have to try that... oh no, there goes all my maintenance... I hate this tactic now!

ai's so stupid.. you can still win. 8}

the trick verse ai...simple...... just liberate planets after they start assualting them. then no time flat you'll liberate entire system. simple. ai's dumb that way.