[Gee1337]

I move to call it "Furious Quantum Sushi AI" 

[Lorric]

Strike Angels, eh? I'm glad I've got a name for that now.

Are there any other AI profiles out there?

[Fury]

I also seem to remember that back in the 3.6.12 days, the ai behaved different from what it does now. Namely I seem to recall that the Fura'ngle would break off a joust pretty much instantly due to it having a really low courage value. (I remember talking with Quantumdelta about this too) Something that it definitely doesn't seem to do nowadays. But when I checked back using a 3.6.12 executable, the behavior I remembered it doing wasn't really happening there either. So maybe I'm just misremembering, or I should have tried checking with an even older .11 build.

And here I thought I was imagining things when I thought AI went worse after a while. I assumed it was because of tabling and I tried various alterations but nothing worked. Could there really be a regression that completely eluded Sushi? I think this is worth investigating, but alas I do not have FSO installed.

I move to call it "Furious Quantum Sushi AI" 

Are there any other AI profiles out there?

Eh, both AI tables contain keys and values like any other table. I believe there are in fact countless AI profiles out there.

[Spoon]

And here I thought I was imagining things when I thought AI went worse after a while. I assumed it was because of tabling and I tried various alterations but nothing worked. Could there really be a regression that completely eluded Sushi? I think this is worth investigating, but alas I do not have FSO installed.

I agree, I'm going to do some testing on this.

[AdmiralRalwood]

There are also occasional observations that the AI behaves differently from retail, resulting in a change in default behavior and the addition of a new table entry; for mods made before that revision, the change can feel like a regression even though it's actually restoring retail behavior to the default.

[Spoon]

Testing stuff with .11 .12 .14 and 3.7.0 I couldn't actually really find real significant changes. The courage setting doesn't seem to do much at all (I dont know why I seem to remember so vividly that it did) regardless of what version its run with. No matter what ai profile or version though, the ai is hilariously incompetent at dealing with a stationary target. As long as you face in its direction it will do all sorts of dumb stuff instead of just shooting you.