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Originally Posted by OhMrHanky |
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Lol. That's an interesting question, actually. But, I would have to guess absolutely not, honestly. I don't think it would be worth it to train the CPU AI to use it. I could be wrong, this is just me guessing, but I think that AI might be more difficult to create, and not quite worth the bang for buck. They can just let the CPU do what it's been doing, and not worry about re-programming to use it.
Although, it would probably/possibly make for better/more dynamic physics. So, in that regard, it might be worth it to them.
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I was thinking more along the lines of being able to see where the cpu quarterback is looking, giving me the ability to anticipate their throws and get a jump on the ball when usering on defense
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