Speaking also from AOK perspective... It seems apparent that AI's are more powerful when the basic framework is provided and the scripting community is able to develop itself. In AOK many commands/facts are used (effectively) in ways that the programmers may not have anticipated. Much control can be given and yet the scripting still be accessible to newcomers if levels of complexity are structured : a simple example - newcomers tell their army to attack - experienced scripters specify only land unit to attack...others specify archers only to attack etc.. Along these lines aok enables us to count how many archers are in your amy but does not enable to give specific commands to these. Instead the entire army must be addressed as a whole. Directional commands would be great - eg. Attack closest enemy or attack the enemy my ally tells me to - Build a tower at the front(north) limit of my town or at the west side etc. Anyway.. an interesting project... well done !
