buddye
It seems to me from what you say, if a developer like COD wanted a competent AI performance then the best course of action would be to open the source in such fashion as to allow coding for the AI.
AI performance improvements would come from competent programming and a community involvement over time.
There could be benefits to developer, because it would take the "hot potato" of AI developement from the developer and hand it off to the community.
Naturally a reasonable AI performance package would have to be coded as a starter package. The AI would thereafter be done over time with 3rd party community developers and feedback from the community.
I could live with that, and actually I'd be thrilled with the prospects that we could eventually have an outstanding AI performance package.
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