Editing List of flaws in artificial intelligence (SSBM)
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*Additionally, even if the Hammer's head falls off, CPUs still attempt to chase opponents, putting themselves in harm while doing so. They also never pick up the head intentionally, as with other items. | *Additionally, even if the Hammer's head falls off, CPUs still attempt to chase opponents, putting themselves in harm while doing so. They also never pick up the head intentionally, as with other items. | ||
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| [[File:PokeBallIconSSBM.png|32px|link=Poké | | [[File:PokeBallIconSSBM.png|32px|link=Poké ball]] || If they are next to the radius of [[Venusaur]]'s earthquake or near [[Wobbuffet]], CPUs may shield even if they are not in the Pokémon's damage radius. Unusually, they also hold their shields in place, which can result in a self-inflicted shield break. This is noticeable with the Wire Frames on the [[Event 37: Legendary Pokémon|Legendary Pokémon]] event. | ||
*Additionally, if a CPU is knocked in the air near Venusaur or goes above it to approach a player, it often immediately air dodges, even if the Venusaur can just be jumped over. CPU Fox and Falco will attempt to reflect Venusaur's Earthquake and [[Blastoise]]'s Hydro Pump with their down specials, despite neither attack being able to be reflected. | *Additionally, if a CPU is knocked in the air near Venusaur or goes above it to approach a player, it often immediately air dodges, even if the Venusaur can just be jumped over. CPU Fox and Falco will attempt to reflect Venusaur's Earthquake and [[Blastoise]]'s Hydro Pump with their down specials, despite neither attack being able to be reflected. | ||
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