>>734124967
no, gib me ellen joe feet pics

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>>734124967
does shark butt count?

>>734124967
>>734125036
why don't you invent a new and unique artstyle

>>734124967
what if your like the goomba and your like jump on mario

>>734124967
Enemies you kill turn into different kinds of armor and weapons that eventually get used up

>>734124967
Enemies with self presevation.
They run away when hurt.
When they see you easily dispatch their buddies they will run, hide and set up ambushes.

>>734126096
Are those new mechanics?

>>734126096
F.E.A.R. already does that, and I'm pretty sure Half-Life 2 does it too.

>>734124967
rape.

>skeletal boss
>"I'am cheesed to meat you !"

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>>734125068
AI slop does that but you faggots hate it for no reason

>>734126417
I don't remember them doing any of that in either game.
F.E.A.R. just had radio chatter to make enemies sound smarter than they actually were.
Half-Life 2 just had me dispatch endless waves of combine soldiers in scripted setpieces and they never felt particularly intelligent.
Far Cry 2 is the only game I remember with somewhat more dynamic enemies but they weren't all that interesting either.

>>734126536
Nah, that's not new and unique. It's fairly generic.

>>734126536
Only troons and furfags hate AI.

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>>734126601
No one was really doing the whole shiny hyperrealistic thing with animu. It was all flat.

>>734126581
>F.E.A.R. just had radio chatter to make enemies sound smarter than they actually were
Replicas can knock over tables and wardrobes to create cover and have dynamic squad formations. They will retreat and wait for you to reach them if they are taking casualties.

>Half-Life 2 just had me dispatch endless waves of combine soldiers in scripted setpieces and they never felt particularly intelligent.
this is probably due to the Combine soldiers being very easy to kill. if you drag each encounter out you'll notice how the wounded units will back up and take cover while the healthy units will rush you. they also have dynamic radio chatter.

The kind of shoes your character can equip will determine how loud their footsteps are, allowing you to sneak up on enemies or traverse rough terrain better.

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>>734126786
What about Sakimichan, or Kim Hyung Tae?

>>734124967
A game where i can play as a female pedo that run an orphanage with lots of cute bois.

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>>734127125
Not as detailed though

>>734124967
Ojisan rimjob simulator.

>>734127791
I'm surprised Japan hasn't made one yet

>>734126786
>Forward progress of any tech is usually driven by pornographic interest
>AI industry is trying to drive interest in multiple niche, autistic fetishes so it can provide the content for them
>But it is also culling the availability and searchability of those niche, autistic fetishes now that it has cultivated the demand for them
I know that the /d/ /aco/ split was engineered by OpenAI, I just can't prove it yet.

>>734126417
Not really. Retreating for cover when on low hp isn't exactly "running away", they're still gonna be there, you still gotta kill them to progress. And at least in HL2's case they don't particularly care about their buddies dying, they'll still bumrush your position even if you're right around the corner blasting the combine into the wall.
They also don't set up ambushes, like they won't ever leave the area on their own, or prepare traps, or throw boxes/barrels to slow you down, or hide in the closet and try to shoot you in the back, or hide in the vents, or anything. They almost had something with the invisible dudes, but they were underwhelming in the end. Or the two or three situations where HL2 metrocops throw burning explosive barrels at you, but it's just special scripting, a map specific thing. You put combine next to those barrels in hammer and they won't ever actually do anything with them. No, wait, they'll actually stand closer to them on purpose specifically to goad you into shooting them.
They mostly just get to cover. Or get spawned in when you pass a scripted check to simulate ambushes/traps.

I think anon is asking for something more than that. Me, I'd love to see enemies set up organic, elaborate ambushes like 4 dudes throwing grenades into a room you've been killing people in for the last minute, or maybe trying to set up a similar trap in the next room, but without it requiring special setpiece scripting. You know, so that you can walk into it, counter with a grenade of your own, or even sneak around them and ambush their ambush if you can predict that they're gonna try that. Or hell, have them actually just leave once they see that you've deleted 60% of their strike force.
Then again, that would require elaborate level design with tons of extra routes, vents, rooftops, etc. which also requires even more thinking out of the AI to counter you when you're above them, below them, or in the vent. It could be done, but not by modern "devs".

I have a cool idea but Im saving it for my own game

>>734124967
Swat team game where it's like Shadow the edgehog in that there are a lot of different missions and way different paths depending on the secondary objectives you miss and stuff. Which shadow the hedgehog is not the only game that does that but whatever.

>>734124967
>play as secret bodyguard
>objective is get rid of threat without making your protected target notice
>enemy getting bolder and bolder each time
something something reverse hitman

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A pulse oximeter peripheral that monitors your heart, detects when you're getting angry, and makes the game more unfair as a result.

>>734124967
Every time you kill more than one enemy in a group, you stun yourself for 3 seconds

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>>734125036
What about a ray one though?