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6. I hope that the various resource reserves on the strategic map are infinite.
7. I hope that at the combat level, AI can understand how to utilize terrain, such as forests, highlands, especially those with impassable rock walls in some areas and impassable highlands in some areas, so that AI can use the impassable rock walls around the terrain to maximize the advantages of long-range troops.
8. We hope allies can play a role by actively (without the need for players to send signals) helping to defend or attack cities during battles triggered in the campaign. AI allies should also do the same and actively help AI defend or attack cities, which is the meaning of allies.
4. It is hoped that when a battle is triggered in the campaign, all the bullet craters, bones, object debris, scorched earth bloodstains (including neutral buildings, cities, trees, rocks, rivers, and burnt marks) and other things and traces left over from the battle process can be cleaned up when entering the battle map of the area again. Otherwise, the battlefield will become increasingly congested and the AI will become more and more stupid and sluggish as a result.