Where's the good A.I. at?

With all the advancements in graphics, physics, gameplay and multiplayer experiences, it feels like the artificial intelligence in games hasn't progressed very much. Pretty disappointing imo. It becomes even more apparent with the numerous zombie games that uses its premise as an excuse to not try at all to make smart enemies. I don't know where this thread can go, as it's just something i wanted to get off my chest as the next gen is coming along. Anyone feels the same?

F.E.A.R games, Killzone 2 & 3 and RAGE all have great A.I.

Sh!t, Killzone 1 HD remake bots are ruthless.

I miss Resident Evil 4's AI, where they would react to your movements.

In Resident Evil 6, the enemies reacted in the same way (if they even reacted at all) whether I shot them in the arm or the kneecaps.

I miss Resident Evil 4's AI, where they would react to your movements.

In Resident Evil 6, the enemies reacted in the same way (if they even reacted at all) whether I shot them in the arm or the kneecaps.

drekula2

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I miss Resident Evil 4's AI, where they would react to your movements.

In Resident Evil 6, the enemies reacted in the same way (if they even reacted at all) whether I shot them in the arm or the kneecaps.

Lulu_Lulu

Hah. It's been a few weeks and we can't shake this topic. Sure folks rage quit over oppressively hard games, but the CPU shouldn't do the vg equivalent of bending over with its @$$ cheeks and a drunken burp out to raise our self esteem either.

Its too contrived, and it could risk a player not paying attention.

Devs have been making games easier with weak AI to attract more casual, impatient, easily pissed off gamers.