Creating variety in Enemy AI is somewhat tricky. You tend to think that the more complex the movements and reactions of an enemy, the more “interesting” that enemy becomes.
That’s probably true. But I also realized that if you create a single enemy that’s a combination of two simpler enemies, you can also achieve interesting results.
I guess the challenge is in figuring out the player’s experience as opposed to the complexity of the enemy?… right? maybe?
Devlog 2023.12 - Downgrading To Godot 3.5 (and other important updates)(Video)
Devlog 2023.10 - Code Refactoring For Regular Stages / Boss Stages
Devlog 2023.11 - Upgrading To Godot 4
Devlog 2023.8 - Stage Room "Enhancements" + Pickups Intro
Devlog 2023.5 - Stage Map / Minimap
Devlog 2023.6 - Enemies Part 1 and Weapon Mechanics
Forbidden Dark Devlog 2024.1
What could this possibly be?
Devlog 2023.7 - Enemies Part 2-ish and Level Re-design
Devlog 2023.9 - Level Design Changes / Alt Weapons / Status Effects / Boss Battle Prep
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