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[[File:SmashUAIShieldbreak.gif|thumb|250px|Example of a level nine CPU in ''Smash for Wii U'' (version 1.0.2) using its shield improperly, causing it to break.]] | [[File:SmashUAIShieldbreak.gif|thumb|250px|Example of a level nine CPU in ''Smash for Wii U'' (version 1.0.2) using its shield improperly, causing it to break.]] | ||
===In pre ver.1.0.5 versions of ''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS''=== | ===In pre ver. 1.0.5 versions of ''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS''=== | ||
In the first versions of {{for3ds}}, the AI remains mostly the same from ''Brawl'', retaining most of the improvements made to it from ''Melee''. | In the first versions of {{for3ds}}, the AI remains mostly the same from ''Brawl'', retaining most of the improvements made to it from ''Melee''. | ||
One change is that CPUs are more prone to attacking foes after shielding or dodging attacks, especially with grabs and forward smashes, and CPU characters with [[counterattack]] special moves use them more prominently against any strong attacks when not in lag, being very precise with them. The AI in ''Smash 3DS'' is also slightly better at [[edgeguarding]], as characters without projectiles now edgeguard offstage more often (though those with projectiles will still usually attack from the edge, spamming them) by jumping a fair distance away from the edge and intercepting with an aerial or special attack (preferably those that [[meteor smash]]), while very rarely self-destructing like they did in previous games. CPUs in [[free-for-all]]s no longer follow human players only, now targeting other CPUs and fighting against each other if a human player is out of range, like in ''SSB'' and ''Melee'', though they still preferably target players with high damage percentages to earn KOs as soon as possible. | One change is that CPUs are more prone to attacking foes after shielding or dodging attacks, especially with grabs and forward smashes, and CPU characters with [[counterattack]] special moves use them more prominently against any strong attacks when not in lag, being very precise with them. The AI in ''Smash 3DS'' is also slightly better at [[edgeguarding]], as characters without projectiles now edgeguard offstage more often (though those with projectiles will still usually attack from the edge, spamming them) by jumping a fair distance away from the edge and intercepting with an aerial or special attack (preferably those that [[meteor smash]]), while very rarely self-destructing like they did in previous games. CPUs in [[free-for-all]]s no longer follow human players only, now targeting other CPUs and fighting against each other if a human player is out of range, like in ''SSB'' and ''Melee'', though they still preferably target players with high damage percentages to earn KOs as soon as possible. | ||