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Are you going to implement anti-bot measures on those servers?
by ikeboy 10y ago
Are you going to implement anti-bot measures on those servers?
- baby 10y agoLet's be honest, this is not possible.
- ikeboy 10y agoYeah but they could try and it would be fun to watch. The point I was implicitly making is that setting up a new server for bots and declaring "no bots allowed" on the main servers is not quite enough.
- popey456963 10y agoWe have some naive heuristics to try to detect bot movements (low ping, not many queued moves, moves every turn, etc) in the works, some of which are already implemented to try to reduce the numbers of bots on the main ladders. It's a tiny bit tricky to do however, most of the methods are still just going through testing. We're hoping that people consider the reason we're trying to limit their access to the main ladders and do the honourable thing of keeping the bots in the bot ladder. It's slightly harder than just changing the URL, which we hope will help dissuade individuals.
- ReverseCold 10y agoNeural nets will behave pretty human like. Now that you've told everyone, we can start building bots that do these things. (I wasn't using a bot if it wasn't clear.)
- baby 10y agohe could do some ML with the real bots to try and detect behaviors