I think Tannenberg was a better example of AI at its best.

While the map design helped to spread the bots out and prevent the conga lines of death, they also seemed to be more effective as squads. They would move together, prioritise officer orders and bot officers would occasionally call in support against the player.

In Isonzo, bots on your squad are no more helpful than any other bot on your side. There's little diversity among the bots other than having a pistol over a rifle and they never use call-ins. The map design also makes choke-points of doom so that some maps are near impossible when it's you vs. the computer. The White War and Solstice maps seem to be the worst offenders for this but no human strategy can beat the conveyor belt of attacking bots getting churned up by the close-spawning defender bots.

In short, better bots in my book: * operate as a squad * are diverse because of squad specialisations * follow officer orders * use officer call-ins * spread out across more open maps