Are Advanced games getting any better...
Since the release of nintendo, and then SNES, and then Sega, then the game boy, then the... N-64!!!!! then the xbox. All systems which I owned in the course of my lifetime..
Ive noticed one thing about the advancement of video games-
Video games, kinda suck. Becuase when I personaly bought the Xbox and halo. Thats all I played for a long while. I neglected my homework constantly, and ignored alot of my friends and family. Deep down inside there was this battle being waged, no matter how many times I played these levels there was always something about the alien race I found, amazing. And the computer A.I was amazing. Well since the A.I was so amazing, do they know that Im human? or something something? Video games are so awesome. Why do they make things so damn awesome and highly addictive.
Theres got to be something more to computer A.I tho. Like come on, I want to see a game where the computer A.I is perfect. Who needs animation when they can move around on there own.
Ive noticed one thing about the advancement of video games-
Video games, kinda suck. Becuase when I personaly bought the Xbox and halo. Thats all I played for a long while. I neglected my homework constantly, and ignored alot of my friends and family. Deep down inside there was this battle being waged, no matter how many times I played these levels there was always something about the alien race I found, amazing. And the computer A.I was amazing. Well since the A.I was so amazing, do they know that Im human? or something something? Video games are so awesome. Why do they make things so damn awesome and highly addictive.
Theres got to be something more to computer A.I tho. Like come on, I want to see a game where the computer A.I is perfect. Who needs animation when they can move around on there own.
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There will be a day when Computers will thing for themselves, perhaps create things on there own. Since the world is rapidly advancing' there is no question about this
We dont know how the brain thinks, but we do know there are certain brain patterns and systems that think and calculate, and computers are essentially that'
Is there some sort of mechanism involved in the process of the mind'
My point here is, if you're not asking specific questions this isnt the place for these sort of posts. If you want to talk theory and game design General Discussion is a great place for it.
Truth is LeVi, we aint gunna die today. so we still got some, 40 or 50 years ahead of us. and we all keep improving.
Perhaps one day I will have the pleasure of you begging at my feet, and I will not hesitate to accept you as a friend
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Portal. Next insane question.
Spazzy a little, no?
If we did have 'perfect AI', I doubt they would want to play games with you..