[mothrpe]

I recall the artificial intelligence in the original DOOM, enemies would attack you on sight, but also attack each other if they hit each other by accident. Then I think about some of the faulty AI I see in modern shooters where enemies blow themselves up accidentally (crysis 2) and wonder if perhaps we're pushing too hard sometimes in the graphics direction while neglecting things like AI. To me it breaks the immersion and makes you laugh at the game.

We're at a tech stage where pretty much anything should be possible.
Just curious what you guys would like to see less of, more of, or just see period in the modern fps?

 

[jonespwns]

I believe the AI could be better cause of course, there is always room for improvement, but I have not found any problems with AI in todays games. Only thing ive noticed is some games are REALLY easy on the hardest difficulty... all halo games, call of duties, bulletstorm, etc...

 

[Mit Namso]

I find the AI in Far Cry 2 pretty good, the dense jungle and and bad desktop speakers doesn't help.

Soon I should get some 5.1 speakers and a descent sound card

 

[Eskanasi]

I feel that AI is pretty stagnant. But developing a good AI takes a buttload of time, and lets face it, when it comes to pumping game after game after game to the masses companies can afford to make cuts. Especially of the CoD series, which hasn't seen an AI improvement since COD2.

 

[angrysasquatch]

AI doesn't sell games. Plain and simple, that's the only reason that it hasn't improved much, because it's hard to market.

It's an FPS, you're supposed to blow bad guys to bits, not test your wits.