Halo 3 - Revision history

Dave Mark: /* Declarative Logic */

2011-08-07T03:50:55Z

Declarative Logic

Dave Mark: spacing

2011-08-06T21:34:19Z

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Dave Mark: /* Behavior Trees */

2011-08-06T21:33:20Z

Behavior Trees

Dave Mark: Initial creation based on Damian's "Better Battle" GDC presentation

2011-08-06T21:30:19Z

Initial creation based on Damian's "Better Battle" GDC presentation

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Dave Mark: Initial creation

2011-07-20T01:08:28Z

Initial creation

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{{GameInfoBox
|gametitle=Halo 3
|imagefile=Halo3Box.jpg
|developer=Bungie
|publisher=Microsoft Game Studios
|year=2007
|platforms=X360
|genres=FPS
|era=Tactical Reasoning
}}

Halo 3 is a first-person shooter game taking the player on a series of missions that engage in combat against various forms of alien life.

==Description of AI Behavior==
(What kinds of things was the AI supposed to do?)

===Notable Behaviors===
(What really special things did the AI have to perform that made it stand out?)

==Architectures==

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===Another Architecture===

==Post-Mortem==

===What Worked===

====Individual Good Thing====

Something really went well.

====Individual Good Thing====

Something really went well.

===What Didn't Work===

====Individual Bad Thing====
Something really sucked.

====Individual Bad Thing====
Something really sucked.

===Lessons Learned===

==Reception by Public==
(Was there positive or negative reception from the players and/or media?)

==References==

==External Links==
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-Halo 2 used hand-designed [[Imperative Logic|imperative logic]] for the behaviors of the agents. That is, designers specified hard rules that the agents followed. The problem with this was that the complexity didn't scale to the levels desired for the design of Halo 3. Instead, Halo 3 utilized [[Declarative Logic|declarative logic]].
+[[Halo 2]] used hand-designed [[Imperative Logic|imperative logic]] for the behaviors of the agents. That is, designers specified hard rules that the agents followed. The problem with this was that the complexity didn't scale to the levels desired for the design of Halo 3. Instead, Halo 3 utilized [[Declarative Logic|declarative logic]].
 The underlying approach to this is similar to what is used in games such as [[The Sims]] where objects have "affordances" that can be measured and rated.

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 Individual agent actions are performed by [[behavior trees]] as they were in [[Halo 2]].
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 ===Behavior Trees===
 Individual agent actions are performed by [[behavior trees]] as they were in [[Halo 2]].
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