Games with 'Artificial Intelligence' you thought was good?

[Tefal]

Maybe wait until the Americans ship all their troops to Europe/the pacific and invade them then?

 

[Davies_M]

They still have a huge reserve, and even then you can't guarantee they'll ship much over to Europe or the pacific, or even the conflics begin! I start from 1936 (otherwise Canada is with the Allies so can't drift towards axis, commitern or keep independant) so my actions and the AI's can produce a completley different outcome.

Also, I want to increase the USA's threat (by using my spys) so the UK is less likely to sway it to the side of the Allies. I have two options really, I either wait for them to deport some troops and let most of the game run it's course historicly, or I make sure the USA never joins the allies, give Germany the upper hand so the trade routes to the USA from Europe will be shattered (if the Royal Navy is taken care of...) and take on USA with their own (very large) resources.

Oh and I have to make sure that I remain neutral for as long as possible otherwise the USA could get p'd off with my spies and trade blocking xD

 

[Setroc]

the original half life impressed me a lot when I first played it. soldiers would try to surround you, flush you out with grenades. Before that every FPS I played seemed like a duck shooting exercise in comparison. Those stealthy guys were sneaky little gits too!

 

[Stuff]

Another vote for FEAR here, I found the techniques they used very clever.

 

[arc@css]

Yeah, Far Cry, Crysis, Fear and Half Life are the main ones that spring to mind for me.

 

[V4nger]

I thought Company of Heroes had good AI on hard difficulty

 

[Narj]

All the people saying Black & White have short memories.

That game was extremely bugged! I did like the Creature Isle expansion but it still suffered with odd bugs. So much potential, and it's why I don't believe a word of hype uttered by Molyneux anymore.