This means you can attack ANY territory, and so can the AI. Īlso, use the Bugfix mod to add interplanetary travel in Soulstorm. Better actually, because your buildings on the enemy's side of the map stay too. I like my difficulty on Normal, but with a 10 minute period before they come after me, with a slowed down teching rate for fun back and forth battles.Īdd the Campaign Bases mod, so everything you build will stay after you win, just like in Dark Crusade. In the Ultimate Apocalypse mod for Soul Storm, they have a AI panel in there too.
Or, if you're not into that kind of play style, just experiment with the AI panel and let us know what you find out. If you want to play the regular AI, then you have to build up your Honor Guard and basically out-rush them and out-zerg them. Rushing doesn't let you enjoy the intricacies of the game. If you don't, then know alot of people also hate that style. IF you find that kind of playing in a RTS fun, then okay. The old way was you just had to rush and zerg people or else lose automatically due to the AI. You can play with the AI panel and see if it makes your game much more fun and enjoyable. (Don't listen to the wave of fanboys who will scream everything is easy, that's just a inferiority complex where they think if they beat hard games or everything is easy for them, then that makes them superior and feeling better about themselves).
Necron and Eldar are pretty much invincible, and even the game's makers said they goofed up and had to tone them down in SS.
I'm not sure if it even works though.ĭark Crusade is notorious for being broken, even without mods. Click on it, and there should be little adjustments to help your AI for each setting. Click on it, open it up, and there should be something called AI Control Panel. Go into the Titanium Wars mod folder, then click on Data, in there should be a folder that says AI.
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