I've played many a game of Sins, Trinity through the whole Rebellion Beta and a few at release, and I've never seen the AI do anything I thought was 'cheating,' only things another human player could have achieved. That being said, lack of evidence does not prove lack of issue. I just can't back you on this.
So I just ran a round as the TEC Loyalists with the intention of earning the No Exhaust Port Found achievement (don't use any strike craft). As I approached the end of my conquest I realized I had captured (through boarding) a Vasari Transporter that had bombers. "Oh no," I thought, "there goes my achievement!" Thankfully, I resisted the urge to give in and produce strike craft on all my ">" capital ships that had been begging me the entire game. When the dust settled, I still
Title pretty much says it... in combat, health bars are at times not updating until a later turn (i.e. takes 10 damage out of 40 hp one turn. Health bar stays fully green until next turn, when takes another 10 damage. Now updates from a full bar to a half bar). While the numerical is correct, it defeats the purpose of the bar if you still have to mouse over your character to verify their health via tooltip. Also, sometimes it seems the health bar updates as soon as you click on an ene
*Edit* Finally extracting. I have to wonder why, even this time, it took literally five minutes between when I opened the file and it started actually doing anything noticeable.
Well, after an extended period of time a dialog box popped up saying "Could not extract: File Corrupt". I'm assuming that was from the FE install. Good thing I've already got a fresh download running...
Downloaded the full install for FE beta 3. This will be my first look at the beta if I get it to work. Download completed (through Chrome). When I open the .exe file, it seems to hang before opening fully, causing Windows Explorer to go unresponsive. After about 10 minutes and a relaunch of Explorer, it finally puts up a dialog box asking me whether to allow the FE installer program (Windows Vista... I know, I know). Then, nothing. Waited a few hours, then repeated. Same set of events
*insane giggle* Yay!
I recently sent my Sovereign exploring and didn't pay much attention to where he was going. After a couple of turns he encountered a unit and went into auto combat. After the person-unit was dead, there was a screen titled "Misuse of Might" or something to that effect. It turns out the random unit was a Champion. Now, I never expected my Sovereign would default to attack a neutral champion if he was in his path. Perhaps this is intended so that we pay more attention than I was, but it still s
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