Beyond All Reason Gameplay 1v7 Hard AI Comet Catcher RTS 

I'm not saying this to be mean but all he did was turtle in the corner while the AI stared at him the whole game ;p Nothing really notable to be seen.

It does seem a bit over cautious though. It pulls back a push even when it has a no reason to.

Are you serious? It had massively overwhelming numbers and just sat there staring at him the whole game... Smart it is not.

@@owensthilaire8189 "It pulls back a push even when it has a no reason to." Even the AI is beyond all reason :=)

@@Puschit1 Just wait till they add a slider for aggression on unit pushes :)

SC FA Will live forever even now i have it installed lol sometimes they spend hours in a game and I don't get bored lol xD

Thank you very much!

You should try it. Map: Comet Catcher, 7 Hard AI, and a larger starting area (00:00:10)

Use Barbarian AI mode.

Hopefully you’ve figured it out now (and idk what the game looked like 8 months ago), but your T1 engineers from a particular unit type (bots, vehicles, air, etc) can build the corresponding unit’s T2 factory. Same for T2 engineers and building T3 factories.

I constantly hit them with Ragnarok so I knew they would eventually weaken. Also I played this many times so kinda know that I have enough troops to end the game

I'll try to make a video using legion and t4 units. (against less number of AI)

@@rmygames yh could be fun to see new units/strategies

I only played legion a few times, but ill try to make a video.

Late addition to the conversation but my biggest gripe with legion is that the commander, after upgrading a few times, can’t cloak and doesn’t have dgun. And he isn’t strong against the biiiiig T3 units so that means you’ve lost your best-last line of defense against T3 incursions

I think the commander is extremely strong and its weakness to tier3 is a fine trade off for all its power vs almost everything else. He works really well in the front line supporting units with dual railguns, longer range napalm and can build gatling tanks and towers. Its insane how it can lock down an area with the right combo of units.

@@anthonylarkins6599 Hmmmmmm fair enough! I’ve really only tested legion a couple times so I’m speaking from much inexperience. I’ll have to try it out more

its a feature actually...

This tactic only works against AI... There are tons of better players in BAR.

@@rmygames starting in the center doesnt work? You should try it

@@myspace_tom2135 At the corner of the map, I only need to defend against 2 areas, at the center the defense would be scattered to at least 5 areas.

I forgot lol

@@rmygames Ha! Yeah you had a lot of distractions there! Well played.

I think if you deal certain amount of damage without them finding your units, they would retreat. If they start shooting your units they would most likely commit their units to death, so jammer and visual/radar are really important. Also I haven't played recently so it could also be an AI update. I'll try again this tactic once i find time to play

@@rmygames well technically I was playing a scenario but it was the one on this same map vs 3 AI and I just couldn't seem to get enough stuff built fast enough like you did.

@@IBullZeyeI the scenario ai seems way more difficult to me than skirmish mode

Why? I'm sure a lot of people can identify behavior between different AI's

@@rmygames Well When it's 7 vs 1 shouldn't the AI ​​be able to cooperate with the other AI? launching massive attacks coordinated or simply throwing units to wear down your economy.. after all, it's you alone and you can't attack him without the risk of wasting resources in just killing one while the others are full attack :/ That's the one from the AI maybe it would be a little impossible if but at the end of the day it's just playing defensive and having enough power to scare the AI ​​into retreating there were times when the AI ​​should not have retired after all (You couldn't counterattack if they lost all their units lol) in the end you just get artillery and blow up their defenses and their commanders and charge forward without any risk :/ maybe it's too much to ask for an Ai well I don't have much idea about AI and what it takes or costs to program a Good AI So I do not know but it was noted that from time to time it would simply send a mass of enemies somewhere or blow up some other radar or structures in the defensive line, while if they had a lot of explosive power they withdrew, losing even more units, it was not simply better to send them to commit suicide and screw the economy to the rival? instead of losing them uselessly. :/ In short, the AI ​​took over the entire map but it was very timid.. I don't know bruh Personally I like to play against AI because I like to play a bit defensive and get pressured with waves upon waves of enemies and try to hold the defensive line as best I can. But if the enemy (AI) is as timid as here, well then... Personally I would have liked the Ai to be more Aggressive but anyway Would it have been impossible to win otherwise? sadge

@@botmistick7788 It isn't exactly timid despite how RMY makes it look. It looks like the Hard AI is very similar to TA's AI; TA's AI does economic calculations based on resource costs and damage dealt, so if it loses too much too fast it panics and pulls back; the AI was designed to be fun to play against by the typical player not to be brutally hard and absolutely efficient. It has some flaws in how it calculates relative utility of actions particularly the whole "we win if that one player dies even if we lose all but one of our team members" thing. RMY is adept at intimidating the AI by dealing enough damage quick enough to make it consider it not worth pushing; the AI favors not losing resources and gaining resources over pushing. There were a lot of efforts to try and mod the AI, but in the original TA game, it was severely limited by the AI being hardcoded into the game engine. That limitation is a big part of why the Spring engine was created leading to the TA clones like BAR here. Hopefully, the AI is more modular, so we'll see people working on AI that is a better approximation of the difficulty of playing against hyperaggressive human players.

@@KAClown I understand your point but my point is is If you know how to roll back the AI ​​then where's the challenge in this? in the end the only challenge is simply to keep the 7 AI at bay otherwise it's a matter of time to win :/ If in the end the Ai, due to the massive amount of damage or the pressure that you put on it, results in the withdrawal to end up killing all its units senseless as a band that launches with suicidal courage but withdraws the moment they hit it very strong only to end up annihilated in the same way dealing 0 damage :/ where is the challenge supposed to be there? 1 vs 7 is more similar to 1 human, you see 7 ordite launchers that if you hit him very hard, he will retire, wasting resources uselessly in the offense to end up retiring and ending up losing them senselessly. I don't understand much about Ai or motors or limitations etc. I'm dumb at that haha ​​:( but I don't understand the difficulty of this yes at the end when the Ai launches an attack you can put pressure on it with 3 powerful units resulting in the Ai withdrawing its units because it's not worth the offensive with losses :/ when it's 7 vs 1 not 7 vs 1 where is the loss here? yes at the end you have 7 AI that can spam endless attacks controlling the whole map :/ well i want brutal AI haha that would be a real challenge xD not for typical players :D

need work sadly

ok...

its always the guys who don't create anything worth watching themselves that make remarks like this.

@@T0tenkampf I would love to make content but I’m poor and the last time I updated something was idk like 5 years ago, but yeah judge me all you want, still doesn’t change the fact that the video was boring. And if you’re going to make remarks in something, make sure you have experience in it in the first place

you have videos with "no views".....

@@SilentStrum and you have no videos. so respectfully stfu