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Here is a variant without loading a save-game, but starting a new campaign with each "recruitment" mod.
AI Ostermark recruitment at beginning of round 6, playing as Drycha.
- Start a new campaign for each mod.
(Loading a save-game internally seems to starts a new tick 1 for the game-engine, results are different from playing 6 rounds straight with each mod. This also introduces additional/different random elements, like faction potential, see 2nd "Better AI Army Builder" run.)
- Defeat Skaven army and settlement in Mortheim in round 1 (build the same buildings, techs and skills each time).
- Do nothing but hit End Turn until turn start of turn 6 and screenshot Ostermark armies.
AI Ostermark recruitment at beginning of round 5, playing as Drycha.
- Start a new campaign without any recruitment mod active.
- Defeat Skaven army and settlement in Mortheim in round 1.
- End turn for auto-save.
- Restart game with different Recruitment mod and load auto-save
(loading a save-game internally seems to starts a new tick 1 for the game-engine, results are different from playing 5 rounds straight with each mod).
- Do nothing but hit End Turn until turn start of turn 5 and screenshot Ostermark armies.
wutdafuq
Don't know if it's possible but having the AI stacks sell their old bad units and buy the better version sometimes would be cool too.