Adaptive AI
Hi there, I know it’s a bit soon but any further info about Adaptive AI? Hopefully it will be a new ‘option’ meaning the old system (not adaptive) could be played as well. The reason from my side is...
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Doubt that will be the case, but would be lovely if the Adaptative AI would suggest a new difficulty setting accordingly to your best or average laptimes on a given event.
Just like we've got suggested processes to choose the correct AI level by comparing our times with that of our teammate or the like. The game have all this data already and it could guess how much of a bump or decrease in the difficulty should be happen for the lap times to fall in the same ballpark. Why don't automate it all?
@mariohomoh wrote:Doubt that will be the case, but would be lovely if the Adaptative AI would suggest a new difficulty setting accordingly to your best or average laptimes on a given event.
Just like we've got suggested processes to choose the correct AI level by comparing our times with that of our teammate or the like. The game have all this data already and it could guess how much of a bump or decrease in the difficulty should be happen for the lap times to fall in the same ballpark. Why don't automate it all?
Actually this would be very useful... 😎
It gives me a bad feeling which I hope turns out to be unjustified. I hope it is not a return to the days of the 'out of sight' bug (F1 2012? 2015? Can't remember which ones exactly), where the AI lap times were computed as soon as they were more than 5 seconds ahead or behind, and adjusted accordingly, usually very badly. We kept seeing some ridiculous catchup situations, which completely ruined many races.
I don't mind adaptive AI systems, but please don't let it be this.
@antonmorse wrote:It gives me a bad feeling which I hope turns out to be unjustified. I hope it is not a return to the days of the 'out of sight' bug (F1 2012? 2015? Can't remember which ones exactly), where the AI lap times were computed as soon as they were more than 5 seconds ahead or behind, and adjusted accordingly, usually very badly. We kept seeing some ridiculous catchup situations, which completely ruined many races.
I don't mind adaptive AI systems, but please don't let it be this.
OMG, this would be a nightmare...
- @Nuvolarix If that happens I’m going to be so angry
@antonmorse wrote:It gives me a bad feeling which I hope turns out to be unjustified. I hope it is not a return to the days of the 'out of sight' bug (F1 2012? 2015? Can't remember which ones exactly), where the AI lap times were computed as soon as they were more than 5 seconds ahead or behind, and adjusted accordingly, usually very badly. We kept seeing some ridiculous catchup situations, which completely ruined many races.
I don't mind adaptive AI systems, but please don't let it be this.
Back in the older F1 titles, such as 2011 and 2012 I believe 🙂
Since 2015 we've been able to see replays from the AI's perspective, so the same type of simulating wouldn't work these days I reckon.
I believe F1 2011 also had a proper "catch up" feature for the lowest difficulties
@up100 wrote:Since 2015 we've been able to see replays from the AI's perspective, so the same type of simulating wouldn't work these days I reckon.
Yes that's true thanks, I forgot about that, that makes me feel a bit better, we surely wouldn't return to the days of not being able to watch other AI in replays, so we should be safe from that simulated out of sight rubbish, fingers crossed.
