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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Werezak<br/>
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A neural network is not going to produce a good AI for a wargame.<br/>
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In order to have any success with a NN you would need to answer many of the difficult questions before you can even set up training. In other words you would have ...

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Veitikka<br/>
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It seems you're missing the important point here, if you compare AB to SB: the AB AI is fully 'dynamic', whereas SB is fully scripted. That is a very different world. The last time I tried SB, the scenario designer had to carefully script all ...

<r> I must respectfully disagree in that I think the issue illustrated could be massively improved. Other games show that it can be done. <br/>
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You probably know Steel Beasts, and that a whole mission could be played from the map screen alone pretty much like in your game. The scenario ...

<r> On that video example.<br/>
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What is shown there gives me the impression that the platoons of Red moved in street columns or echeleon, narrow spacing. <br/>
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Imagine this were a real scenario. Red moves two companies and wants to quickly get to the objective. He does not use ...

<r> Now I have red the Rock Papper Shotgun review, and they too took note of weaknesses in the AI system. Unfortunately, I add. <br/>
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"Does the game’s unscripted AI adjust its behaviour to suit prevailing conditions? I’d love to say yes, but I’ve yet to see clear evidence of ...

<r> When I tried the last free build of AB years ago, I generally liked the way it was going, but there was one issue that had me moving carefully and on my toes. That was that the AI was easily to be mowed down if I just hunkered down and let them approach on my positions over all the map. At that ...

I noticed that one or even a few more games originally released by Matrix have meanwhile shown up on Steam, too. Any plans to have AB on Steam, too?