The BF game AI is mostly reactive, but there are parts of the system that arenвЂ™t or are a mix of reactive and planning systems. Given this, choosing a reactive approach came pretty natural.

Also, as a general rule, the reactive systems are much less CPU intensive. Also, the world is very complex, which means that either the predictions need to be very short term, or risk missing vital information. In an environment such as the one found in the Battlefield games, the world is very hard to predict, especially for any length of time. A plan necessarily contains some predictions about the future, and if it turns out that these predictions turns out to be inaccurate, the plan becomes invalid. The problem with planning systems is that if circumstances change enough, the plan will be invalid. Proactive systems try to create a plan for reaching their goal states first, and then use this plan to select the corresponding actions to execute. Reactive systems react to perceived changes in their environment and choose actions that either are getting them closer or that are preserving their goal state. The different approaches to AI mentioned above are either reactive or proactive (though some systems may have parts that fit both categories). It is common to divide different AI solutions into two general categories, reactive and planning (also known as proactive) systems. Why was a Reactive AI system chosen for Battlefield, and what similarities and differences does Battlefield AI have with other game or non-game artificial intelligent systems? There are many different types of artificial intelligent systems: expert systems, rule/case based programming, heuristics, neural networks, fuzzy systems, hybrid systems, genetic and evolutionary algorithms, etc. After that IвЂ™ve helped finish Battlefield 2142 and now IвЂ™m architecting the AI for an undisclosed title. I then went on to be the lead AI programmer for Battlefield 2, and for the start of Battlefield: Bad Company. I then moved on to work on the AI for Battlefield 1942: The Road to Rome and I was the lead programmer, as well as the AI programmer on Battlefield 1942: Secret Weapons of WWII. At DICE, I started by designing the AI for Battlefield 1942, and then implemented it together with two colleagues. in Computer Science I ended up at DICE more, or less by chance. Please introduce yourself and give a brief overview of your work in Battlefield titles.

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