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I have been an avid gamer since fifth grade with my first system being an original playstation and my first game...TOP GUN!
Since then it has been a blur of every kind of game that I deemed interesting enough and moderately priced enough to pick up. Since those days I have played hundreds of games on most every console that has come into the public eye.
Syphon Filter and all figures attached is my techno Bible. Gabe Logan my pixellated Jesus.
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11:55 PM on 04.17.2008

Well, as I stated earlier I would eventually get my first post up here. This one is mildly videogame related. I am a little upset at AI so far in "next gen" games that have been released. It seems as though "next gen" refers to the game being shiny and on a blu-ray disc or a DVD. I haven't seen any AI better than anything on a PS2 or a Gamecube in any next gen games I have played thus far. Army of Two, Rainbow Six Vegas and Vegas 2, Dark Sector, Gears of War, Mass Effect..etc.. It seems that the AI is still the run of the mill "stand in the open and pour bullets at you so you have to work at least a little to kill me" type.

When I play a next gen game I am looking for improvement in every aspect of gaming. Sure, the game looks excellent and the controls are as smooth as butter covered in molasses. But the AI is still just as dumb as the AI in "The World Is Not Enough" for original Playstation. And when I say I want more challenging AI that doesn't mean that the AI should be a dick. There is a difference between challenging and Anubis from "Zone of the Enders: Second Runner".

Basically, my plea is for developers to not put in rag doll physics and gorgeous environments and call it good. I don't want my enemies to simply fall like blades of grass to me on the next to hardest difficulty. If I wanted that I would play "Goldeneye" or "Perfect Dark". When I can play through a game that was made 10 years after aforementioned games and have an easier time beating it there is a problem.

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I think a large part of the problem is you're playing the wrong games. they're all exceptionally average with the exception of gears and mass effect. Go play Bioshock, while the AI isn't revolutionary it's not ever going to do anything that will take you out of the experience.
better AI would be a great step but at the same time i feel AI has had progression.
I've been meaning to play Bioshock, it looked good from what I saw of my selfish friends not letting me play.

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