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How do things like reaction time, and actions per second work with something like this? Is it just an assumed advantage the ai gets, or does it simulate the li
by kmnc 9y ago
How do things like reaction time, and actions per second work with something like this? Is it just an assumed advantage the ai gets, or does it simulate the limitations of a human? If it doesn't, how big of an advantage is it in an ai versus human competition?
- mAritz 9y agoThat was pretty much the entire reason it won. It did some standard high-level 1v1 laning techniques, but if human "conditions"[1] were implemented it would look a lot different. Just the blocking of the lane creeps at the start is already super-human and gives the bot a huge advantage. [1] like lower actions per minute, latency, occasionally missclicking and not being 100% certain about distances