okey I was sieging a city with 5k troops and my ai ally had like 10 k and their army is standing in the tile right next to mine. The enemy ai attacks my sieging army and my ally AI literally stands there and does nothing.
Another instance I had an vassal rebell against me and I did not feel like fighting after putting down like a dozen rebellions plus I was fighting an offensive war at the time so I just surrendered and let them leave my kingdom. Then this same AI actually turns around and tries to call me as an ally to join their war where they were being invaded by another AI that was an empire like mine with superior troops. I feel like most human players would not do something like this but its just fascinating that the computer AI would actually think I would help them after they rebelled and left my kingdom right when I was in an offensive war. My only guess that the AI must look at things solely mathematically maybe because I was a dynasty relative it calculated I would help it even after it betrayed me.
I know that AI is great at making blunt calculations and nothing else. Its obvious artificial intelligence has its limits makes me wonder why people think that computers will take the planet over. I mean a toddler can walk down a flight of steps but the most advanced computer robot on the planet cannot and will fall down every time it tries (navigating terrain is a complex task that computers cannot do unless they can roll over it with treads but with legs they will just fall down repeatedly). but that same computer makes an excellent calculator and excells at precision tasks.
its interesting in the AI in first person shooters, fighting games, or board games like chess is good because those games are more simplistic. While a strategy game like starcraft, crusader kings, total war is far more complex and AI simply cannot perform well in them.
Another instance I had an vassal rebell against me and I did not feel like fighting after putting down like a dozen rebellions plus I was fighting an offensive war at the time so I just surrendered and let them leave my kingdom. Then this same AI actually turns around and tries to call me as an ally to join their war where they were being invaded by another AI that was an empire like mine with superior troops. I feel like most human players would not do something like this but its just fascinating that the computer AI would actually think I would help them after they rebelled and left my kingdom right when I was in an offensive war. My only guess that the AI must look at things solely mathematically maybe because I was a dynasty relative it calculated I would help it even after it betrayed me.
I know that AI is great at making blunt calculations and nothing else. Its obvious artificial intelligence has its limits makes me wonder why people think that computers will take the planet over. I mean a toddler can walk down a flight of steps but the most advanced computer robot on the planet cannot and will fall down every time it tries (navigating terrain is a complex task that computers cannot do unless they can roll over it with treads but with legs they will just fall down repeatedly). but that same computer makes an excellent calculator and excells at precision tasks.
its interesting in the AI in first person shooters, fighting games, or board games like chess is good because those games are more simplistic. While a strategy game like starcraft, crusader kings, total war is far more complex and AI simply cannot perform well in them.
