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It is not looking at the raw pixels. It gets fed a bunch of arrays, but is limited by what is currently on the screen and not in fog. The idea is that this woul
by levesque 7y ago
It is not looking at the raw pixels. It gets fed a bunch of arrays, but is limited by what is currently on the screen and not in fog. The idea is that this would be perfectly doable with state of the art machine learning and would not measure our ability at making better AIs, merely add a failure point to the pipeline.
- rasz 7y agoIt still has potential of being hugely unfair when only receiving everything ordinary server broadcasts. As an example in World of Tanks server sends "a tree has fallen" to the client even if said tree is behind 50 other trees, totally in theoretical field of view! = there are cheats letting you know about unseen enemy movement. Then we get to previous blunder, is APM still averaged over last 5 seconds? FAQ carefully omits any numbers, merely promising "more restrictive than demonstration matches". Personally I am not a fan of training our future slave masters how to efficiently kill human targets.