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perhaps due in part to his high regard for honor and all

that it entails. Mackenzie is highly aware of his mission

and can be very aggressive if a win is in sight. He is a

relatively stable opponent,with a below-average likelihood

of erratic and unpredictable behavior.

Wellington Wellington is a general of huge repute and is not an

opponent to underestimate. He is highly “mission aware”

and will not let his ego get the better of him. He makes no

snap decisions and considers his war plan from every

conceivable angle. His need to deliberate has become the

“Wellington signature.” Wellington does, however, have an

unpredictable side and can sometimes start an action that

appears to be “outside of his game plan” — or so one might

think. This man is truly one of RISK II’s “top drawer”

generals and is a fearsome opponent.

Bonaparte Bonaparte has a reputation for revenge and is regarded by all

those who have faced him as being highly aggressive and

competitive. He strikes quickly and without warning, often

to the detriment of his own armies. Though his casualties

are often high, his reputation is one of a winner and a

successful, if a little cavalier, strategist. Bonaparte has an

extreme tendency to be driven by his heart rather than his

logical mind, which means he should be treated with

caution. Unpredictable and erratic behavior is a Bonaparte

trademark, one that has earned him a place at the top.

Marmont Marmont is the biggest risk taker, a truly dangerous general

who has an unsurpassed reputation for speedy, ill-considered

but nevertheless devastating attacks. He considers little for

his opponent’s moves and for the loss of his own troops.

Marmont is not highly focused on his mission and can, on

occasion, be very unpredictable.

Barbacena Barbacena is another risk taker, but unlike Marmont, is not

quite as keen to leave his soldiers’ destinies in the lap of the

gods. Barbacena is one of those generals who, though aware

of his individual mission, is much more focused on the

bigger picture of world domination. Barbacena is

Playing Against Computer Opponents

Solo and Hot-Seat can be

played with the addition of

computer opponents. The

computer players in RISK II,

though Napoleonic in theme,

are state-of-the-art AI oppo-

nents. RISK II is equipped

with a modular AI system,

which plays a game of RISK II

convincingly and elegantly.

The many different computer

players generate controlled unpredictability, and their long-term memories

extend over many games. You can pit your wits against 16 different AI

players, each of whom has a specific character profile and a unique RISK

playing style.

The Computer Opponents

The descriptions that follow give you a basic understanding of each

general’s character and overall demeanor. These descriptions do not,

however, give you enough information to know each computer opponent

intimately — and thereby allow easy wins.

Some of these characters when pushed into a corner, like humans, will

react unpredictably. Therefore, consider the following descriptions not as

rules to live by, but rather as “gathered intelligence.”

Campbell Of the 16 generals in RISK II, Campbell has a reputation

for being cautious but highly focused, especially in

achieving his mission objectives. Some might say he

allows his judgement to be clouded by his desire to

complete the mission. Campbell is not a general to

bear a grudge. Of all your adversaries, he is the most

stable of opponents, with a low tendency to erratic and

unpredictable behavior.

Mackenzie Mackenzie, in contrast to Campbell, has a strong memory

and never forgets the player who crosses him. Strangely,

though, he does like to entrust his troops’ safety to alliances,

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