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Hello to all Fellow Scratch companions, I am The Future. I've recently joined the forums and I've found an immediate Interest in who can create the Best Artificial Intelligence in a game, and how far can that user take it. For example, the contest will consist of challenges like: make a game that puts the player in the shoes of an agent, and he has to sneak pass a guard, (Note: You don't have to get artistic with the game, the agent could be represented by a block or something, the real gem is in how well the A.I reacts.) without being caught. If caught, however, the programmer must make the A.I act accordingly. (E.g Chasing the user, until he/she hides behind something, or is out of sight.)
The rules and Point system in the Contest are simple:

-After I give the setting & goals to the participating programmers, The challenge is to make the best-reacting  A.I out of all the other programmers. The Programmer with the smartest reacting A.I will be declare the Winner & awarded points.
Without further Delay, Here is challenge Number One:

#1 The Guard A.I

The Programmer must make a stealth game, putting the user in the shoes of an agent, who has to get into the elevator down the hall, which is being guarded by a soldier.

PROGRAMMER ACHIEVEMENT POINTS:

-A.I does, correctly, everything below, AND more (Whatever the Programmer wishes). 1000pts

-A.I reacts to loud footsteps, or any spontaneous noise If the user gets careless .  500pts

-A.I walks around occasionally, often checking spots where the user would be .400pts

-A.I falls asleep after a long elapsed time. 350pts

-The game is artistically good. (no people made of blocks etc.) 50pts for each good character design.

-A.I can follow the user respectively without glitching through solids. 250pts

-A.I can respond to gunshots from the player, even at a distance, or if the user isn't seen. 100pts


NOTE: You are note expected to complete all of the achievements above, but to execute as many as you can.

All participating projects go here for Review: http://scratch.mit.edu/galleries/view/28838

Without further waiting, Let the contest officially Begin, GOOD LUCK PROGRAMMERS!