The other day I was playing and a far superior AI (in military units) declared war on me, I left a big city 4 tiles from his border undefended (4 tiles so he couldn't reach me with MA in one turn, I heavily fortified with MI everything of value around that city, well guess what, here comes good old AI with a stack of about 70 MA going after that undefended city, of course I had no choice but to nuke that SOD, then next turn he comes at me with a stack of about 100 MI, and of course I had to nuke that one too, gee all of a sudden my Military advisor says "Compared to them we have an average army" so we were now about even in troops.

I read a thread a while back that this exploit had been fixed, I guess it hasn't.

What is the exploit? Nuking another nation's units?

No, the old undefended city trick. I guess they still fall for it everytime.

Yea. I don't think that will ever be fixed, one of the disadvantages of the AI always knowing your troop locations.:lol:

There's another good example of how Firaxis tries to give the AI an extra advantage that actually backfires on them :lol:

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Yeah, it' san exploit if you use it as one.