>You can see this in games like Galactic Civilizations where you can build your own units and unusual combos confuse the heck out of the computer opponent. AIs

>You can see this in games like Galactic Civilizations where you can build your own units and unusual combos confuse the heck out of the computer opponent. AIs will do the same to humans when trained against other machines, instead of being trained on human match data. Since the AIs will try out things most humans would think are illegal, thus not use them in regular matches. Like when Chamley-Watson first struck an opponent with his foil from behind his back.