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the whole point is for players to see a situation, make a plan, execute that plan and then either succeed or fail and figure out where they wanna go from there
Grummy wrote:Even Halo, which for some bizarre reason people praise for its brilliant AI, is just overpowered baddies bouncing around the screen. I don't call that good AI at all.
Clanger67 wrote:Because by a lot of the mainstream it is still seen as a childish pursuit.Usually by people who haven't got a clue of the content and don't realize or think games can tell a mature,thought provoking,relevant to current events story,equal to books and films.
Bezza89 wrote:Grummy wrote:Even Halo, which for some bizarre reason people praise for its brilliant AI, is just overpowered baddies bouncing around the screen. I don't call that good AI at all.
It's good AI because the enemies react to the player, they'll run away if you're massacring and regroup, they'll go to the nearest elite who will attack you and try to evade your fire etc. It's not technically amazing AI, but it is very cool, and a lot of fun to fight. There also isn't one amazing weapon in halo, all will get the job done, but each has their own special use and perfect situation. It's up to the player.
Grummy wrote:I don't call that good at all, it's very basic 'if this, then that' programming. Although, in Bungies defence, they seem to be one of the only developers who ever bothered to use it. I can't even think of another shooter that uses it, despite how basic it is.
Plamsa wing wrote:Clanger67 wrote:Because by a lot of the mainstream it is still seen as a childish pursuit.Usually by people who haven't got a clue of the content and don't realize or think games can tell a mature,thought provoking,relevant to current events story,equal to books and films.
There's something wrong when a book that's about S&M can sell millions and is praised like it's the holy grail. Yet when a game with an 18+ rating (i.e NOT for children), tells a mature story, filled with emotion and believable characters, that tackles current events in a mature way and not with some angry coloured bloke with far too many guns, suddenly gets treated by the media and parents like some sort of perverse creation from the devil himself.
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