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Does AI use simple physiology or does it depend on the difficulty setting?


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I might just not be used to the physiology (haven't been playing much for a year) and I really have a hard time fighting a prolonged fight with AI. There are so many chances where I could just pulled and get the shot but my pilot says Nah! and almost blacks out so I had to ease the pull and let the chance slip away.

 

I wonder if AI follows the same physiology? Do they get tired as well? 

 

What if I set the difficulty to 'simple physiology'? Then what about AI? I found that with the 'simple physiology' on I can turn fight a spit V with my spit XIV, so I'm not sure if the AI still follows the 'complex' physiology in that case?

 

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I have seen ace AI in many cases black out and crash during a dog fight.  Actually,  that's a tactic I use in prolonged one-on-ones with the AI in a superior aircraft (e.g. 109 vs Lagg); I force it into a high G fight,  and watch it black out and crash

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It uses the new, advanced physiology model, all of the time.

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Thanks, it’s assuring to know that. I’d just need to practice more then.

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2 hours ago, LukeFF said:

It uses the new, advanced physiology model, all of the time.

 

Decompiling - Let's see the facts:rofl:

 

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It’s pretty simple. 

 

I didn’t totally understand the AI until I watched a number of NASCAR races. Then it became very clear. 

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10 minutes ago, smink1701 said:

It’s pretty simple. 

 

I didn’t totally understand the AI until I watched a number of NASCAR races. Then it became very clear. 

 

Tell that to AI in the Fw-190 I was just chasing. It did a diving barrel roll that almost blacked me out. I was worried it'd get on my tail while I recovered, but evidently it wasn't in good shape g-wise, because it did a slow, lazy bank a few seconds later that I was able to follow. Still, the barrel dive was impressive. I had all I could do to follow him visually.

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5 hours ago, Livai said:

 

Decompiling - Let's see the facts:rofl:

 

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I’d like to see an AI trained with reinforcement learning in the near future. 

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3 hours ago, vadupleix7 said:

I’d like to see an AI trained with reinforcement learning in the near future. 


Careful now, I'm as much for competent AI as anyone else, but I also like being able to win lol.

Spoiler

 

 

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On 4/25/2021 at 12:14 PM, LukeFF said:

It uses the new, advanced physiology model, all of the time.

 

The pilots do.  The gunners? Not so much.  :) 

 

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The gunner will always get through, even when the bomber is plummeting earthwards trailing fire.

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Knarley-Bob
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I just wish the AI ON MY SIDE would quit shooting me down.....?

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Bilbo_Baggins
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On 4/27/2021 at 8:19 AM, Vortice said:

The gunner will always get through, even when the bomber is plummeting earthwards trailing fire.

Yep, why the devs still can't sort this out just baffles. Time after time, spinning plane on fire with 1 wing, and the gunner will still have you. 

 

Volleys of hits to the airframe, g-forces, nothing affects them. 

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