Does the computer "cheat" in video games?

**MMercM** · 11-04-2006, 10:52 PM

It's called A.I. adaptation. It makes it so the game's not pathetically easy. And that No Mercy thing makes it more realistic too, if you're throwing all grapple blocks to a grappler, of course the grappler is going to try striking, even in a real match. Look, if you knew a perfect counter to an Armbar, in say, MMA, of course the guy is not going to try for an armbar. He is going to try for something else, because he doesn't want to be countered and chained into a predicament he doesnt want to be in.

It's not cheating, it's realism.

11-04-2006, 10:52 PM	#34
MMercM Junior Member Posts: 32	It's called A.I. adaptation. It makes it so the game's not pathetically easy. And that No Mercy thing makes it more realistic too, if you're throwing all grapple blocks to a grappler, of course the grappler is going to try striking, even in a real match. Look, if you knew a perfect counter to an Armbar, in say, MMA, of course the guy is not going to try for an armbar. He is going to try for something else, because he doesn't want to be countered and chained into a predicament he doesnt want to be in. It's not cheating, it's realism.