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How smart is the AI (NPCs)?


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Exaltation

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I wonder how "smart" the AI gonna be in DAI,for example in previous games wearing robes and a big staff on your back wasn't obvious enough to point you out as a mage,you had to say you're a mage in dialogs lol,unless it was common for people to wear robes and staff to troll the Templars.

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Enchant_m3nt

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It did bug me that apostate Hawke was wondering around using blood magic and throwing fireballs yet nobody batted an eye. At least if you're a warden you can use that as an excuse and it'll be the same for inquisition: being a Mage won't matter because you're the mothafuckinginquisitor. But yeah hopefully people do react more intelligently to things you do this time around.

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that's... not an AI.

 

sorry, carry on


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TurretSyndrome

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I think it's alright if an NPC is not able to judge us by how we look, I honestly think it would be pretty hard to implement such minute details, but then again, there could be nods from NPCs for carrying staves and certain weapons I suppose. But when it comes to things like Blood Magic however, that's definitely something an NPC should not be able to overlook.

 

In DA 2, there were many who noticed what you were when you used Magic, but not so much when you used Blood Magic. You can use Blood Magic while fighting Wilmod and Cullen won't even ask about the magic part in the least. 

 

Then in DA:O, there are situations where people just knew that you're a mage like the Mother in the Redcliffe chantry. So yeah, overall, things have been pretty inconsistent and I'd like them to stick to one route.

 

My suggestion for the "identification rules" would be this:

 

- NPC identifies Mage PC only on magic use.

- NPC identifies Blood Mage PC/companion only on Blood Magic use.

- NPC does not know whether the PC/companion is Mage/Blood Mage/Spirit healer/Whatever related to magic, until actual use of these talents, or being told about the talents by the PC.

 

P.S.- Remove AI from your topic title as it is misleading.


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Wolfen09

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at least make them run in fear from you "the big bad mage"



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that's... not an AI.

 

 

Technically, it is a form of artificial intelligence.