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Posted by; ghostvirus
This apple is brown, and rotten. This orange on the other hand, is in relatively average shape. So the orange is definitely the preferable option. ----------You can't compare apples and oranges. You're so dumb.
Come on folks, lets use some of our logic. That guy didn't see anything other people didn't. He saw the same portion of the game. The sentence he wrote, about enemies being changed was based on his experience, in a preview, identical to everyone elses. He doesn't even say, "oh and fans of earlier Halo games will be happy to see that Elites have returned as a protagonist". Which one would expect, if he knowledgeable about Halo, and consciously referenced Elites, becaue he had an experience with one.
It was a typo, the guy doesn't know what he is talking about, or he wasn't thinking straight when he wrote that.
Posted by: reptile1892
Posted by: dangerbyrnes
even then it's not likely
bungie used halo 3's AI structure
elites in Halo 3 have no enemy AI, they are only allies. bungie would have to make the elite AI from scratch, and it doesn't seem like bungie would waste that much time on what was "going" to be an expansion.That is so far from the truth.
No thats exactly the truth. Halo 3: ODST recycles most of its AI programming from Halo 3. It just changes the circumstances in which certain behaviours occur. Which in turn makes them look, and perhaps behave a little smarter. But its the same behaviours, and the majority of the work was done with Halo 3.
. As for the Elites having no enemy A.I, betray NPC allies on levels with Elite allies. And tell me with a straight face Elite A.I, as in Halo 3 is adequte enough that they could copy and paste, and have an enemy, fully capable of carrying a game.
That being said, at the end of the day Bungie said ODST won't have Elites.
[Edited on 07.26.2009 10:10 PM PDT]