> Scenario #1 is closest to the truth. It's random who the computer players attack, but it's the same for everybody whether they all attack a different character, or two of the computer opponents gang up on a single character. In the case of the latter, the same two computer opponents will be the ones ganging up, but the character they gang up on is random -- that is, if it's character #1 for you, it might be character #2 for somebody else.

Is it done that way to prevent two players -- or one player with two accounts -- from using one account merely to determine the computer opponents' exact strategy and then exploiting that knowledge with the other account?

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