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Promotion for "The Surrounding Game", which looks like a gorgeous documentary. As Lee Sedol claims in the trailer: "It's the most difficult game ever devised by
by indescions_2018 8y ago
Promotion for "The Surrounding Game", which looks like a gorgeous documentary. As Lee Sedol claims in the trailer: "It's the most difficult game ever devised by humans"
Watching highlights of Fortnite 100-player battle royale matches where Ninja is racking up multiple kills per second really makes you wonder if a bot with visual recognition, building strategy skills is achievable in this generation. It's a lot of information. Resulting in a massive decision tree. Bot AI used to be pretty decent back in the UT days. I wonder if Epic is thinking about employing them now to pad the games and increase engagement?
Does EPIC add bots to fill in the 100 for BR?
https://www.epicgames.com/fortnite/forums/battle-royale/royale-with-cheese/149568-does-epic-add-bots-to-fill-in-the-100-for-br https://www.epicgames.com/fortnite/forums/battle-royale/roya...
- mathgeek 8y ago> really makes you wonder if a bot with visual recognition, building strategy skills is achievable in this generation. It's a lot of information. Resulting in a massive decision tree. It really depends on how the bot accesses the game, especially the controls. A bot with direct access to the motion of their character will have 100% accuracy and precision. One that has to use physical controls is far less likely to outpace humans so easily.
- verylittlemeat 8y agoNot exactly what you're saying but there's a cool project on twitch called Battlecode - "MIT's premier programming competition!" https://www.battlecode.org/#/ https://www.battlecode.org/#/ Both teams program AI armies that are then dropped into a map with terrain/resources where they have to adapt and try to win. I love watching this stuff but then I was the kind of kid who would sit and watch two AI football teams play each other in GameDay '98.