7DOMC - Day 5 - Monsters AI changes wrapping up

So, all the great AI work that I did a few iterations back can be distilled into this chunk of code now:

switch(typeName)
            {
                case "Bruiser":
                    tactics.Add(new DoubleSwingTactic());
                    tactics.Add(new DefaultTactic());
                    break;
                case "Healer":
                    tactics.Add(new UseFirstAidTactic());
                    tactics.Add(new MoveToWoundedAllyTactic());
                    tactics.Add(new DefaultTactic());
                    break;
                case "Ranged":
                    tactics.Add(new KeepAwayFromMeleeRangeIfAbleTactic());
                    tactics.Add(new UseSlingStoneTactic());
                    tactics.Add(new KeepAwayFromPlayerIfAbleTactic());
                    tactics.Add(new PossiblyRunFromPlayerTactic());
                    tactics.Add(new WaitTactic());
                    break;
                case "Sprinter":
                    tactics.Add(new RushTactic());
                    tactics.Add(new DefaultTactic());
                    break;
                default:
                    tactics.Add(new DefaultTactic());
                    break;
            }

I obviously plan on pulling this out into an XML list or something similar, and add more intelligent "tactics" so I can make the AI even smarter. One idea I had would have slingers who don't have a line of sight for a shot to move to one more likely. Another would have healers find bruisers and stay togeater, kinda like heavies and medics in TF2.

Now that I have a "flat" monster hierarchy, I need to write generators similar to the ones I wrote for items that'll create level dependent monsters.