▲ 8 r/aoe4

How does CoH 3 AI compare to AoE 4 AI for team vs AI games?

Hi. So I have been playing random AoE 4 team vs AI, for 4vs4, for a few years now and it's really addictive and really fun (the best part about AI games is that teammates are less likely to rage on each other, because most AI games result in the human team winning). I would go as far to say that perhaps AoE4 team vs AI games is the best co-op vs AI that I have played for any video game so far (especially because I like RTS games), and having 4 people is a blast. I am a low platinum player normally for team games, and the AI for AoE4 is tuned such that right now, if a human player leaves and you are left with 3 humans vs 4 AI players at the hardest difficulty, it can sometimes result in a loss (it depends on how good the remaining 3 humans are).

My question is, how does the AI for Company of Heroes 3 (CoH 3) compare to AoE4? When you play CoH 3 team games vs AI, especially 4vs4, is the AI too easy, or just about the right difficulty for a platinum level AoE4 player? If a player leaves, does it become much more challenging in CoH 3?

I am considering buying CoH 3, just because I did like CoH 1, and I think I may have a lot of fun in 4vs4 team games if the AI is just like the AoE 4.

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u/i_marketing — 11 days ago

Honda’s China Slump Got So Bad That Japan Lost The Design Lead - GAC Honda wants to cut development costs in half by letting Chinese teams decide what the next models actually become

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u/i_marketing — 13 days ago

BYD sold 11,675 cars in South Korea in the first half of 2026, almost double the amount it sold there in all of 2025 which was 6,107 vehicles

I just saw this news from The Korean Herald:

> BYD, the earlier entrant to Korea, has set a milestone by reaching cumulative sales of 11,675 units in the first half of this year, nearly doubling its full-year total of 6,107 vehicles in 2025. The company exceeded its initial annual sales target of 10,000 units ahead of schedule and ranked as the country’s fourth-largest imported car brand behind Tesla, BMW and Mercedes-Benz.

It looks like BYD has a solid foothold in South Korea now. I think BYD's sales in South Korea has led to the interest of other Chinese EV makers in entering South Korea, including XPeng.

u/i_marketing — 16 days ago
▲ 38 r/cars

‘A new trajectory’: EVs now almost quarter of Australia’s new car sales as fuel crisis bites - More electric vehicles sold in first half of 2026 than whole of last year, new data shows

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u/i_marketing — 24 days ago

Foreign carmakers lose more traction in China as luxury stronghold erodes - Mercedes, Land Rover, BMW, Jaguar and Infiniti take further hit as consumers shun pricey, petrol-powered vehicles

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u/i_marketing — 28 days ago