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Considering heuristics is the only tool humans have, such a game is inherently unplayable.
by Noughmad 10y ago
Considering heuristics is the only tool humans have, such a game is inherently unplayable.
- gcr 10y agoHeuristics are also what make games fun and learnable. "I am thinking of a number between 1 and 10e256" has no learnable heuristics, for example.
- ralfd 10y ago17?
- gcr 10y agoDarn it! You got me :-) What's most interesting to me is that if the human is picking the random number, there are heuristics you could use to guess it. A birthday, for example. A favorite number perhaps. But perfect play is easy and requires brute force search.
- BillBohan 10y agoOne of my favorite numbers is 355/113 but it's still hard to guess.
- pps43 10y agoSure it has. For example, 42 is more likely than 48884566544542789. People play rock-paper-scissors competitively and good players win more often than a pure chance would imply.