Video how AI let enemy score.
Okey guys, this is too much. I got video, how AI let opponent score. Look at Hughes how he could def this enemy player and AI decide to let him absolutly open. This must be fixed. Because of that pla...
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EA_Aljo
Community Manager
Community ManagerI fully understand the AI isn't perfect. However, this goal could have been defended. You caused a turnover in the neutral zone that lead to a 2 on 0 against the goalie due to some rough defending. The AI did not just let them score. The human interaction was the main reason this happened.
We all agree on that the AI is FAR from perfect. But why wouldn't Hughes follow his man into the slot? I rather have the AI trying than just giving up, Human interaction or not, this is just stupid, do you think a player in real life would just turn away like that?
It's a snowball effect caused by black and white 1's and 0's which the cpu can't deviate from - the one AI completely giving up forced the human to aggressively attack the puck which forced the two AI on the side to cover the "neglected" zones and completely abandon the play
We've been playing with a severely outdated system for years now. I completely understand how awful it'd be to program, but the AI players need some ability to look a few moments ahead. Anticipation on turnovers, crossovers, and breakouts should, in theory, alleviate most problems players are having.
- EA_Aljo
@TipeXX3 wrote:
We all agree on that the AI is FAR from perfect. But why wouldn't Hughes follow his man into the slot? I rather have the AI trying than just giving up, Human interaction or not, this is just stupid, do you think a player in real life would just turn away like that?
I agree he shouldn't back off. I'll pass this video on to the team. Thank you.
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