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Less restrictions is of course better, but I'm still not impressed without an actual Captain's Mode all-heroes draft. In addition inverse_pi's comments about al
by Analemma_ 8y ago
Less restrictions is of course better, but I'm still not impressed without an actual Captain's Mode all-heroes draft. In addition inverse_pi's comments about all-heroes being vital because heroes have different roles to play, the draft is both an important part of the game and, I would think, one of the most difficult for an AI: it involves bluffing, mind games, online strategy adjustment in response to an opponent's actions, and awareness of the current meta.
The draft isn't everything and it's possible that a sufficiently talented AI could always lose the draft and still win the game, but that would be a pretty boring outcome from the perspective of contributing to AI knowledge (just like it's possible, though unlikely in Dota, that sufficiently good micro could overwhelm any disadvantage in strategy and tacitcs if the AI can play at 2000 APM: it would "win", but only in a very boring sense)
- drexlspivey 8y agoIt can't really have 2000 APM because it observes 450 frames per minute.
- Analemma_ 8y agoI chose that number sort of arbitrarily to just mean "very very fast", but I see your point.
- peripitea 8y agoFurthermore, they are limiting the reaction time to 200ms, to match good humans (I suspect some pros are actually faster than that) and remove any advantage there. So it doesn't have a meaningful advantage over pros in any mechanical/reaction time sense; it's truly just trying to play the game more intelligently from what I can tell.
- visarga 8y agoStill has the advantage of simultaneously observing thousands of game variables from the API at a glance.
- peripitea 8y agoAh yeah good point
- de_watcher 8y agoWith that reaction time it's trying to pass the Dota-Turing's tests.