- CStackInstance::count is now private with accessor methods
- CStackInstance::experience renamed to totalExperience and now stores
total stack experience (multiplied by stack size) to reduce rounding
errors
- CStackInstance::totalExperience is now private with accessors methods
- stack experience is now automatically reallocated on stack management
- Removed buggy BulkSmartRebalanceStacks pack, that mostly duplicates
BulkRebalanceStacks
- Renamed BulkSmartSplitStack to BulkSplitAndRebalanceStack to drop
unclear "smart" in name
- Reworked split-and-rebalance logic to correctly reallocate stack
experience
Nullkiller AI will now prefer giving its scout heroes faster units to
optimize their movement points on next turns.
Unit selection logic:
- AI prefers to give 'weak' units that won't affect army strength of main
hero. Unit is considered 'weak' if its level below 4 or if its AI value
is below 1% of total army strength. So AI can give high-tier unit to
scout, but only if main hero already has massive army.
- Within weak units, if hero is moving on terrain with penalty, AI will
always prefer units that are native to this terrain. So on snow AI will
always prefer unit from Tower even if its speed is lower than unit from
another faction.
- Within remaining candidates, AI will prefer unit that will give higher
movement points limit. This also means that in case of H3 rules, all
units with 11+ speed will be viewed as equally good
- If there are multiple units with same speed, AI will prefer unit with
lowest AI value
When the AI cannot buy units in a city because all slots are blocked and the units in the slot are cheaper than the units it wants to buy, the AI will now get rid of the units that block that slot in order to be able to buy the better units.
The magic-strength of a hero now checks if the hero has a spellbook and at least one combat-spell.
The impact of knowledge and spellpower to the hero's magic-strength is now also depending on it's current and max mana-pool-size as an empty mana-pool does not exactly contribute well to fights.
Replaced every call of getFightingStrength() with getHeroStrength() which uses both the fightingStrength and the (reworked) magicStrength to guess how much stronger a hero-lead army is.
