#208 - Teach the AI to favor exploration near its cities, unless it has a surplus of explorers.#254
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…as a surplus of explorers. This looks more realistic, and is a near-prerequisite for having the AI use revealed tiles data to settle cities effectively.
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This looks more realistic, and is a near-prerequisite for having the AI use revealed tiles data to settle cities effectively (#207).
For now, I've set the AI to devote up to (# of cities + 1) units to exploring nearby tiles. Longer term, I expect we'll have enhancements to make the AI more configurable, and less hard-coded in choosing strategies, but we're still a bit early on strategies to choose between for that.
You should be able to observe the differences by watching the AI.