Pokemon Black/White is made up of nothing but cheaters. Every single counter move that can be avoided is avoided. If they have 3 attack moves and 1 non-attack move, you will almost never get off a Bide, Assurance, etc. Just about the only way to get those moves to work is with Torment.Sir Seagull said:Ever played Borderlands? The second you fire your first shot every enemy near you instantly turns, aims and fires directly at you. Though they really need to work on their accuracy.Dizzle26 said:The AI is just about every FPS I've ever played. Got a silenced weapon? Killin' a guy? Well, the entire camp knows JUST where you are!And they've got better accuracy than you do!
Also playing Pokemon Black and battling against Elesa (electric gym leader) she managed to score 8 critical hits IN A ROW on my Pokemon!! Though that could also be called bad luck but still ... cheating...
My cousin and I built a team of us and bots that were the same skill as we were (Hard sims i think). And the DarkSim beat us. We stopped playing for a while after thatAzure Sky said:
It's because you interrupted the Hive Mind. The guards are all telepathically linked to each other through the Emperor.Extragorey said:
I don't know what you're complaining about, if Roadrunner cartoons have taught me anything, it's that this is entirely realistic.Dirty Hipsters said:
Really don't see it with FIFA. The original Sensible World of Soccer on the other hand, that was a bunch of toss. Regardless of what the teams were, the opposition goalkeeper would always be incredible whilst your keeper would fumble the most basic of daisy cutters. Also, the opposition strikers would sometime do this wiggle that would cause the screen to shake about and it was impossible to tackle (or even foul) them before they scored. I remember in the old Amiga magazines when floods of people wrote in to say how bad it was, the makers put up a rebuttal akin to "lalala, I am not listening".flamingjimmy said:
I remember playing the incredibly similar Empire Earth. In a game that had gone on for hours without a clear winner (from stone age to distant future) I had thought I was doing well. I had slowly wrestled control over significant portions of the map from the AI and I had roving kill teams murdering his workers. The post game graphs showed his income had dropped to very nearly nothing. Deciding I finally had the firepower to breach his defenses and overcome his seemingly inexhaustible army, I set out. Somehow, In spite of the fact that I had an army at the very limit of the unit cap, the AI kept throwing similar sized armies at me (in that they were comparable in size to mine) which, even though they were poorly played, took their toll on my forces. Strangely, they seemed to do little more than target my numerous anti-aircraft units. After slaughtering three assaults roughly the same size as my own army (that had taken every resource of the last 30 minutes to build in the first place) the computer sent an enormous flight of Bombers that easily cost more of a particular resource than existed on his side of the map. Sadly, my somewhat attrited ADA force was not quite enough to stop the bomber wave and a nuke was dropped right in the middle of my forces. Then they were assaulted again by ground forces.random_bars said:
