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Author: Chabal2

Jul 19th 2013 at 10:32:14 AM

* {{Solatorobo}}: During the racing portions of the game, enemies never drift into turns, collect but don't use the speed-boosting crystals, and use items infrequently.
* Zigzagged in the DragonQuest series, where the non-main character PCs can be controlled by AI. The allied AI is (thankfully) far more effective than the enemy's, as it knows which enemy is the weakest and will attack it first until it dies, then move to the next, or if it's buffed (if a SquishyWizard starts attacking instead of throwing fireballs, the enemy likely starts with spell reflection, which the player can't see). By contrast, two enemies will for example first buff their group, and the other will then nullify all magic effects on all fighters, wasting their turns.
* Quite possibly the most infamous example is BigRigsOverTheRoadRacing. A racing game in which the AI is not given the option to ''win'', stopping just short of the finish line.

There should be a link to GameBreaker in there, as the AI can't exactly counter what it's not allowed to do.