Expert difficulty in the mod gets these bonuses:
- Manpower: 1.55
- Munitions: 1.65
- Fuel: 1.25
- Command points: 1.25
- Experience: 1.6
- Starting manpower: 100
- Production rate: 1.6
- Upkeep: 90%
- Popcap: +60

Note, that unlike all the vanilla AI expert difficulties, I do not give it any combat bonuses (other than veterancy gain bonus).

Please read the descriptions provided in-game in the Extra Settings mode about all the bonuses before commenting on them.

It's quite likely that these values may change with updates, I am slowly reducing them as AI improves.

The bonuses of the mod are tuned quite similar to what they were in older games. However, combined with all the general unit behavior and preservation improvements and such, it makes the AI really quite difficult, to the point of providing a challenge to even the strongest players. If you intend to 'play fair' against it (meaning if you plan on utilizing exactly the same strategies as you would in pvp), you either have to be a really good player, or you should choose a lower difficulty. Don't get me wrong though, it's possible to beat it that way, in fact it's particularly weak vs certain such styles.

The difficulty bonuses scale down linearly, where Standard difficulty has no bonuses at all, and Easy difficulty is penalized.

In vanilla COH3, only expert AI gets bonuses. The bonuses are:
- Manpower: 1.4
- Munitions: 1.2
- Fuel: 1.4
- Received accuracy: 95%
- Received suppression: 90%

COH3 vanilla AI bonuses are smaller than other COH games, which is one of the reasons it can feel quite weak in comparison.

For example, COH1 bonuses are as such:
- Manpower: 1.85
- Munitions: 1.85
- No fuel bonus
- 1.35 hitpoints on all units.

The hitpoint multiplier is quite crazy, and of course manpower-only call-ins meant that it could easily spam vehicles against you, despite no fuel bonus.

COH2 had similarly high bonuses, but I think the combat bonuses weren't quite as drastic.