Single player games.

[Larni]

Hi all, I 'm very new to this kind of game so sorry for the noob question.

I want to do a good couple of ai battles under my belt before I go online but when I win a match there seems to be no way to continue (or go up level).

Can you only do single player against to same ai with the same decks or is there a ladder where you face progressively tougher battles as it seems that in the initial fight my avatar is 'level 1'.

How do I get to level two?

I can only find the 'quit' icon so I have to start at first level every battle.

I'm sure it's something simple or I'm comming at it the wrong way.

Thanks in advance.

[thenightsshadow]

There isn't really a level of sorts. That's the jist of it; there's one AI that after 50 or so games starts to learn from you...or so it seems. I'm still playing the offline AI when I can, and they're definitely getting better with their Wall placements, so perhaps that is something?

[Larni]

There isn't really a level of sorts. That's the jist of it; there's one AI that after 50 or so games starts to learn from you...or so it seems. I'm still playing the offline AI when I can, and they're definitely getting better with their Wall placements, so perhaps that is something?

It seems I have been approaching this game wrongly. I'm currently learning Recollections and Magic 2013 and the various different concepts confuse me and no mistake .

My first game went well (I lost) but it was fun and the asynchronousity is very convenient for family man.

[Joseph]

Yeah, I wish there were levels. The AI is really too easy to prepare you for the online onslaught, however, after you have a few losses under your belt, tou start to learn some things, and get better. I currently never avtually play the AI to get better. The AI lobby is sort of like my lab, with the games as experiments. I try new deckbuilds, i practice my skills with decks that work, and that is why the AI, too me, is very awesome. Also, regarding what thenightsshadow said, i think you are right. Just today, i tried a new VG build against an AI CG opponent. I tried CG in my last 3 AI games, and this time i was trying out my VG coleen build. The AI forward slyed sneeks immediately, followed by a goblin invincibility 2 turns later, to keep sneeks up in front for 4 turns. He also played all 3 other evnts twice, which really left a mark. I was very impressed, that is a sort of strategy i didn't think was possible for the AI while it was still like this. Either that, or the AI is better than we give it credit for.

[Shockma Ranyk]

Oh, so the AI will learn from you over time?

[thenightsshadow]

It's been playing the Walls the same way I do on the app offline, which is kinda rare.

[DrZ]

any chance we can get a PlayDek mano to confirm this adaptive AI?
That's pretty amazing if so!

[wxmeng]

I have played a lot of games with AI, and did not notice this adaptive thing. Maybe I need to try more games.

In my case, I can only select the first four factions for the AI. VG, FK, Cloaks, and JE are not selectable. Is this the way it goes? Or I need to re-install the game to fix it?

[Happycat]

I have played a lot of games with AI, and did not notice this adaptive thing. Maybe I need to try more games.

In my case, I can only select the first four factions for the AI. VG, FK, Cloaks, and JE are not selectable. Is this the way it goes? Or I need to re-install the game to fix it?

Those are the only factions that got an AI for release. Other factions will get an AI in future versions according to word from PlayDek.