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Supreme Commander 2 Dev Diary Shows Off AI Improvements
When you think about DLC, you probably imagine extra levels, new characters, and additional art assets. You might not immediately land on AI improvements, however, which is why Supreme Commander 2's upcoming DLC is a bit unusual. In the developer diary below, Gas Powered Games employees talk about some of the changes within the game's AI that will be coming along with the download -- in addition to a few new units.
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And if you missed it, here's the first Supreme Commander 2 dev diary, in which team members talk about strategy and a returning favorite.
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