What is the equivalent to AI 'rubberbanding' as seen in racing games but in other genres such as RPGs, FPSs and RTSs?
>>12003216I know the Resident Evil remakes have a hidden level system where every time you do damage it goes up and when you take damage it goes down. There's some other variable too, but essentially when you play well, the level goes up. The higher your "level", the harder it is to stagger enemies and the easier for them it is to grab you. So if you are too good, the game gives the enemies a boost, which I guess is sort of like rubber banding.
>>12003240tbf people irl cheat when they play Monopoly
RPG - when you level up, every enemy levels up too.
Recently played MK2 arcade, though this apparently isn't just an arcade thing. If a harder AI opponent is downed and you jump towards them, they will skip their animations and immediately be put in an upright position to counter. Alternatively they'll just skip standing altogether and do an immediate air counter. Aside from that you have your attack connecting (clearly within an opponents body), but the game ignoring that so they can counter you. I've also seen my animations be stalled so an AI can counter, I'll just pretend that's an emulation issue as it didn't happen often.Any hidden hand gambling game like poker, blackjack or mahjong. There's always a very real chance they just spawn in a decent hand when you get close to a winning state. Though I guess that doesn't look like anything as it is hidden.
level scaling - see Oblivion and FO3
>>12003310Explain further pls
>>12003319No.
>>12003216>blue overalls >wh*teWhat's with zoombas drawing Mario so incorrectly? First the turtleneck shit, and this.
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>>12003216RE4, Godhand, FF8, PE2 (game has harder battles later on depending on whay you do), MGS3 Sorrow sequnce (harder depending on how many things you killed), Max Payne (lowers aim assist and other settings if you are doing well), Star Fox and other games that unlock harder areas if you complete certain challenges, Tony Hawk and Dave Mirra competitions where competitors score higher if you do, BMXXX was really broken in that they would score 99.8 and shit, that pissed me off hard, Tetris had adaptive difficulty, Resident Evil 1 would have more difficult situations depending on what you do, like being saved or having to fight the Snake boss twice, Zanac had 'AI' that adapted difficulty in the 80's, some games throw you an extra item or something if you are doing bad, MGS1 had moments where they would call you on the Codec to give you a hint if you died too much or got stuck, and you get rescued if you can't escape the prison.
>>12003492Starting from Super Mario Bros 3 (release date October 23, 1988) Nintendo switched the colors of Mario's shirt and overalls.
>>12003607God Mario is such onions shit.
>>12003607What the fuck? They straight up removed the soul from the prior games.I can't stand this shit!
NBA Jam is famous for rubberbanding. If you do well the first half the enemy becomes a nearly unstoppable force in the second.
>>12003264>Resident Evil remakes have a hidden level system where every time you do damage it goes up and when you take damage it goes down. There's some other variable too, but essentially when you play well, the level goes up. There are ways to do it right... Like when you repeatly fail a certain race and restart.Such bullshit. I hate rubberbanding so fucking much. Just make changeable difficulty levels you fucking pricks!
>>12003267>tbf people irl cheat when they play Monopoly> Game of Monopoly in fierce competition> One player decided to become the self-appointed resident banker> Starts handing out loans and expects interest Game ends with everyone fighting with each other
>>12004037But God Hand ia based
>>12003492Mario and co were very pale in the Gamecube/Wii era.
>>12003216For an RTS? You would see the AI get free spawns or something. Rubberbanding is afterall giving the race car magically more speed then yours.>>12004392God Hand lets you dogeza to reset the difficulty at any time (outside hard mode which locks the difficulty at Die).
