Just backed a pound. I want to see another Alien Isolation video and I will consider going to Tier 3 later 🥰

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Whats great is that you can hook up your ps4 or 5 camera, and itll search for you if you make a noise, ANY noise, and it can see you. Its unnerving, but FUN AS HELL. 😄

After finally beating this game in 5 or 6 years of owning it, I just came to the conclusion that this game is HARD! A GREAT game, but damn! I gave in, swallowed my pride, and lowered the difficulty to easy just to finally complete this game. Unfortunately, easy mode didn't stop this game from killing me off every 30 seconds! This game is HARD. And I'm the guy who completed Ninja Gaiden on the hardest difficulty? I normally have patience for these games. But alas, I am to old to keep up with these modern games. All that said, dont miss out on this GEM! It's a fantastic game.

@9:30 "The original Drivatar is quite interesting, giving it exploits a feature UNIQUE to the Xbox at that time. A hard drive. Like Nintendo's Gamecube and Sony's Playstation 2, the original Xbox came with an 8gb hard disc installed and ready to go." None of that made sense. How is that unique to the Xbox if Sony and Nintendo already have it? Not to mention that whole statement is false. Xbox was the first console to have an installed hdd. Playstation 2 and the Gamecube did not have hard drives built in. Great video though. I'm a fan of the Drivatar tech.

For 10 years the ai is still better than what we have today 😂

back when they made games that made you addicted to palying them

He connected his academic journey with his passion for gaming shows how creativity can be sparked from unexpected places. I'm looking forward to hearing more about his journey and the projects that came from it! Thank you for sharing this great content!

WD2 is a msterpiece with an amazing living-breathing world. The only thing dislike about WD games is that there is no physics involved when it comes to NPC interaction. Notice how they always slide into position in order to play an animation. They can't react withiut first sliding into position. That's the thing I was hoping Ubisoft would change for WDL, but it was exactly the same.

04:19 the bullet from the NPC literally just bounced off the Alien

Cool! I'm watching this while upscaling Red Dead Redemption(PC) textures! xD

The fact that Fear AI can intentionally drive you back into choke points so that they can lower their own risk and grendade an opening instead is insane.

How do people find out about how the AI works, without looking into the source code? Or is it just guessing?

Revive this into a franchise NOW!

Man this game is still fire after all of years it will never get old 😂

Power of using mathematics efficiently

To Door or Not to Door, that is the question of existence. -Some Replicant Soldier.

*explains kite* SO THATS WHY THEY KEEP RUNNING AWAY FROM ME THE WHOLE CAMPAIGN

Can we just have every game company that puts a horse in their game license out this system from Rockstar or something? 'Cause every game should have the decency to bless us with good horses.

A lot has changed, I wonder what is being done on 2024

So speaking on desensitization/insensitivity to people's from a specific time and situation, I'm excited about Civilization 7 as Firaxis Games contacted my tribe, the Shawnee tribe to try and get input about how the tribe will be represented in the game. I think you'd enjoy what happened with all that.

I recently played this game for the first time, knowing part of the premise was the AI for the Xenomorph. I also, in my hubris, played on the hardest difficulty. This did NOT leave a good impression on me about the Xenomorph's AI. It was either too perfect (like always catching me when I used a locker, even on my first attempt) like other horror games' monsters, or it was very stupid (ring around the rosie'd it with boxes before it gave up), or sometimes it just camped me and had me trapped under a table in a room and never left me alone. I moreso learned that saving at the terminal and it ganking me was a good deal, since the reload put it backstage again and I would be safe until the next scripted encounter forced it to the frontstage again.

Game AI be like if if if if if if role == "customer": if is_hungry: print("Customer: Looks at the menu.") menu_open = True if menu_open: print("Customer: Orders food.") food_ordered = True if food_ordered: print("Customer: Waits for food.") if food_served: print("Customer: Eats the food.") else: print("Customer: Looks around, waiting for food.") else: print("Customer: Not hungry, just having a drink.") elif role == "waiter": if food_ordered: print("Waiter: Prepares the food.") food_served = True if food_served: print("Waiter: Serves the food to the customer.") else: print("Waiter: Waits for the customer to order.")

Cant kill it, but if you get a Working Joe between you and the Alien and you kill the android , the Alien kind of stands there confused! quite strange.

FYI you can see Bitpart's demoes on their channel. The world and object interactions are super impressive! OpenAI, Meta, Google etc are now going into agents too. Jeff is ahead of the curve :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZmQZHV-epuso8U