True, but AI is very complicated to do well.
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Dues Ex Human Revolution does this pretty well, like if they see a dead body they just dont keep walking they sorta notice the guy is dead and that the guy is gone
you should try it it is a good game if you want a stealth game
you should try it it is a good game if you want a stealth game
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DillButt64 wrote:
Dues Ex Human Revolution does this pretty well, like if they see a dead body they just dont keep walking they sorta notice the guy is dead and that the guy is gone
I think you misunderstood the topic bigtime..
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F.E.A.R had adaptive(NON-SCRIPTED), cooperative AI.
I.e: the AI flanks the player where possible, throws grenades when YOU take cover, they can shoot while fleeing, they can use covering fire, make their own cover from the environment(flips over a table to hide behind among other things), lean out of cover to fire and even use blind-fire. All the while using voice to communicate with each other.
That game is pretty damn impressive, especially since it's 7years old..
It's a great game btw.
I.e: the AI flanks the player where possible, throws grenades when YOU take cover, they can shoot while fleeing, they can use covering fire, make their own cover from the environment(flips over a table to hide behind among other things), lean out of cover to fire and even use blind-fire. All the while using voice to communicate with each other.
That game is pretty damn impressive, especially since it's 7years old..
It's a great game btw.
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Searz wrote:
F.E.A.R had adaptive(NON-SCRIPTED), cooperative AI.
I.e: the AI flanks the player where possible, throws grenades when YOU take cover, they can shoot while fleeing, they can use covering fire, make their own cover from the environment(flips over a table to hide behind among other things), lean out of cover to fire and even use blind-fire. All the while using voice to communicate with each other.
That game is pretty damn impressive, especially since it's 7years old..
It's a great game btw.
pretty similar to what i've seen from the last of us. can't wait for that game.
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the main thing that freaked me out was how scarce ammo was. near the end of the firefight the guy playing had no ammo and pulled the trigger.
the last enemy 'hey i know that sound!' and got out of cover and advanced towards you, he knew you were out of ammo.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZYkj0glnqs&t=03m&30s
the last enemy 'hey i know that sound!' and got out of cover and advanced towards you, he knew you were out of ammo.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZYkj0glnqs&t=03m&30s
I like things that make me feel stupid. - Ken Levine
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Imagine 2 Soldier's talking to each other on their guard duty, being friends n stuff, one turns around and walks a little bit away to take a look at something.
2 Minutes later he returns to his friend, but his friend is nowhere to be found.
Now what Dishonored, Mark of the Ninja and many other stealth games do:
NOT SUSPICOUS AT ALL
What i want:
****, WHERES MA MATE?*Is on alarm*