Horemheb

It would be good if the units in groups attacked individually, but got some bonus still from attacking as group. Maybe the defense of the attacked unit could be lowered after each successive attack, for example to 90% of what it was before. So, 10 units attacking, defense of 40 originally: First attack is against the defense of 40, second is against defense of 40*.9 = 36, the third against defense of 40*.9*.9 = ~32, ..., and the last is against defense of 15. Changing the mult

About the experience part: Maybe a formula to calculate added experience for monster combats could be something like this: Abbreviations: AMC = Added experience from the current monster combat. P = Parameter to adjust the amount to cut. MCE = Previous monster combat experience. PCE = Previous player combat experience. OME = Original monster combat experience (the experience you are gaining in this current combat). <l

No, its definitely the same problem as shown in this thread. I too have Windows XP Pro. I will post screenshots & dxdiag log later on.

This is not only ATI issue. I have the exact same problem, and I have a computer with Nvidia geforce 5900fx (IIRC) with drivers 175.19, which are the latest drivers I can download for my card. Note that this is very old Nvidia card. I am at work at the moment so I can't post dxdiag log now. I will post it later on.

Has there been any talk about Python programming style? I would strongly suggest using PEP8 (http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/), as this is something every Python programmer should know. And it makes things consistent if you are using some third party code in mods. By the way, reading through that PEP is quite informative even if it will not be used for Elemental. Lots of good advices in there!

Is the python AI api available in the alphas / betas? And are the Stardock made scripts available for editing? Getting started from scratch will be really hard... I am looking forward to doing some AI programming in python. Doing web-programming in Java at work, so I need to start coding something fun. All Java and No Python makes Horemheb a dull boy... [e digicons]:)[/e]