If the difficulty level does anything more than the two points described above, it's not very noticeable. enemy starting strength or aggression in certain campaign maps, but I don't have any good info about that. In addition to the above there may be some other changes, i.e. See this page for exactly what the levels do: AI opponent level does numerous things, including setting how well they play, but mostly the highest levels give them huge economy boosts.
(which is all of them.) In normal maps losing a hero hurts but does not cost you the game.ġ] means that an AI opponent might be Emperor level instead of Lord or something. The campaign difficulty level does at least 2 things that I know of:ġ] It increases the level of the AI playersĢ] Setting difficulty to "hard" disables the "resurgence" ability/cheat your heroes get, where they come back to life at the end of any battle you win.Ģ] in particular makes the campaigns quite a bit more frustrating for inexperienced players, as you lose the campaign if you lose a plot-critical hero. The AI always plays as well as it can and never cheats. There are no difficulty levels for tactical combat.
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