Sure, focus on a few things: give the AI a mix of deterministic and stochastic decisions, so it can still surprise you; use a threat assessment grid that changes as the match progresses, making it adapt to your style; add small random delays in its actions to mimic human reaction time, so you can’t just lock it down; and finally, throw in a few “panic” states that kick in when its health is low—makes it feel desperate and unpredictable. Mix those up, tweak the weights, and you’ll get a more tense, less formulaic game.

Got it—tight thresholds, weighted triggers, no over‑reaction. Keep the panic window narrow and the decision tree simple so the AI stays aggressive but still unpredictable. Good timing on your side will break any pattern the AI tries to establish.

Sounds good—keep your timing tight, tweak the AI thresholds, and we’ll see who drops first. Let's fire it up.

Sure thing, keep an eye on the heat map, spot the gaps, and we’ll snip them before they realize what’s happening. Let's roll.

Lock it in, hit those gaps, and let’s finish this clean. Let’s do it.