anarres
anarchist revolutionary
Do you know the exact order of AI computation during a turn, for production, upkeep, research, trades, stuff like that?
If so, please spill the beans, because I want to know. I have looked around and can not find anything related...
As far as I know, in PTW they changed the order of science and production calculations at the beginning of a turn. In civ 3 vanilla it used to do production, then science. Now it does science, then production.
The result of this particular change is that if you are about to build ToE and have 1 turn left to research a tech (Nationalism, say), it will finish Nationalism and then complete ToE, allowing you to get 2 free techs on top of Nationalism. Under the old system, production would be done first, so ToE would have been built giving only 1 free tech and Nationalism (as it would finish Nationalism for you).
I figure that the exact order of AI computations must be known to people, even if not by one single person. It would help me a lot to understand this, and it would be an invaluable source of information.
Edit: I know it's a bit silly, but here is my 1000'th post dance:
[dance] [dance] [dance]
If so, please spill the beans, because I want to know. I have looked around and can not find anything related...
As far as I know, in PTW they changed the order of science and production calculations at the beginning of a turn. In civ 3 vanilla it used to do production, then science. Now it does science, then production.
The result of this particular change is that if you are about to build ToE and have 1 turn left to research a tech (Nationalism, say), it will finish Nationalism and then complete ToE, allowing you to get 2 free techs on top of Nationalism. Under the old system, production would be done first, so ToE would have been built giving only 1 free tech and Nationalism (as it would finish Nationalism for you).
I figure that the exact order of AI computations must be known to people, even if not by one single person. It would help me a lot to understand this, and it would be an invaluable source of information.
Edit: I know it's a bit silly, but here is my 1000'th post dance:
[dance] [dance] [dance]