#ANCIENT WARFARE 3 ARENA GLITCHED UPDATE#

Ai can also block attacks which is also affected by unit skill. However, an AI-controlled unit can weigh which attack type to use against their enemy depend on their skills. There are 4 different attack types they can do like the human player which are stabbing, right swing, left swing, and downward strike based on the directional combat system. In combat, a unit with melee weapons will approach the nearest unit of the opposing team and start attacking when in range. Patrol points must be placed, then the unit will follow the path. The path of a unit can also be governed by user with the patrol mode. The navigation of the AI is governed by navigation data that is automatically generated upon launching a battle. On occasion, the AI of units equipped with melee weapons can cause them to attack buildings and objects before prioritizing enemy units.

#ANCIENT WARFARE 3 ARENA GLITCHED UPDATE#

Also, with the release of update 0.31.0, units will always sprint when moving. Units typically will charge roughly as one big group, but take individual paths to the enemy. They come in normal blockman, ghost blockman, and skeleton. They usually hold weapons out in front of them as they move. Units are boxy in shape, with limbs and a cubic head. The skill parameter is to set how accurate the unit fire his weapon. 2X will extend the unit's range by twice the amount and so on. 1/4 will make a default-valued unit almost blind. The numbers below the modes indicate the line of sight and range of the unit. The unit will follow the path faithfully until disturbed by a nearby enemy. You need a minimum of 2 patrol points in order for the unit to work. Patrol: Upon selecting patrol mode, you may select a patrol point indicated by the numbers then click on a point of a map to mark it as patrol point.

Guard: A mode where the unit will stand still on it's spot and will not move until an enemy is in range. Upon selecting of a unit, some options will appear.ĭefault: The normal mode where unit will walk toward the nearest enemy and engage them. Weapon equipped by corpse can't be disarmed. Their purpose is simply for decorating a custom battle. Corpses are also intangible and don't count as units thus can't be killed. Players can also disable fleeing and prevent the unit from being targeted by opposite team.Ĭorpses are similar to passive units, but they can only have on frame of animation thus can't move. Players can also create their own passive units, with either premade animations, or they can make their own all in custom unit editor. These units are useful for decorating a scene with civilians or non-combatants.

Although they have a passive nature, enemy units will still hunt them and their presence still count as victory requirement. If not threatened, they will just perform a specific animation and stand still. Like the name suggest, they are passive and will run away when attacked. Passive Units are blocky in looks, but they work differently. Ghosts are transparent blockmen, while skeleton looks like the skeleton of a unit. Skeletons and Ghosts are not defined as one because they are practically the same, just with different appearance. Currently the unique units are: Zombies, Dog, Snowman, and Passive Units. There are also unique units that look different and work differently. Units don't always look like the usual blockmen or work like them. The standard amount of hit points for a unit is 100, which is considerably low and will typically mean the unit will die in only a few shots.Ī unit can also be controlled by player that turn it into player-controlled unit. They have a number of applications, and appear throughout the game. Unit is an entity within the game Ancient Warfare 3.

Ancient warfare 3 arena glitched