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5v5 is much more complex than 1v1 gameplay, it's not as simple as taking the current AI and making 5 of it.
by hmate9 9y ago
5v5 is much more complex than 1v1 gameplay, it's not as simple as taking the current AI and making 5 of it.
- criloz2 9y agoalso, it only will be fair if the bots are completely independents instead of a unique bot controlling 5 heroes
- sondr3 9y agoI'm not arguing that, just that it would be cool. The creators mentioned on stage that next year it would be a team of five bots. They also said it took the bot two weeks to reach the level it was at right now, so I'm curious to see how/if it'll evolve in the future.
- ronald_raygun 9y agoI don't want to be "that guy", but I used to play a lot of LOL, and I feel like 5v5 is in a different ballpark in terms of difficulty than a 1v1. Even champion select is strategically intensive. TSM (one of the best US teams), lost to an amateur team because they got out done in team selection. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7l30-4A6WQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7l30-4A6WQ
- hmate9 9y agoIt is extremely difficult. 1v1 is like beating humans at chess. 5v5 is like beating humans at Go. That's the kind of jump it is.
- unrealhoang 9y agoI would even bring that to one more level of difficulty. There are so many choices can be made in-game to gain advantages over enemy: item build, gank/farm distribution, resource sharing, vision fight, choose to defense or let go/trade of tower/objectives... If we can have AI that beat Pro at 5v5 in Dota, it would very likely be an AGI.
- Tomminn 9y agoNo. The value function for the AI will be way too specialized to look anything like AGI.