I'm glad I don't have to go into something like Research AI as mentioned above, but one thing that could change games in a very big sense, would be to be able to talk to the bots through a mic and obviously have them understand what you say. Just imagine how nice an adventure/rpg game could be or a war game where you play as a squad leader.

Well, one of the great (and possible) things in AI I want to see is learning AI that is usable in commercial AI. They spot patterns, as well as look at what works best and learn from it. This would mean two wonderful things:

1. AI that adapts in the best possible way to beat YOU.
2. Game developers won't program complex AI tactics, they'll TRAIN it.

That sounds like a lot of fun doesn't it... never a better excuse to play a game

Thanks all for posting. Now my first thing I would like to ask about is a vector. There was no real explination for it in the help document, but isn't a vector just a ray? If so then how do I set the origin of the vector on the player or Ai (assuming that there is only one right now)?

The secound question I have is, once the Ai looks at the player and shoots, how do I have the bullet created on that Ai move along the vector?