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I am not sure what you mean by 'strategy' here, don't Chess, Go, and No-Limit Hold'em fall under those categories?
by evandijk70 7y ago
I am not sure what you mean by 'strategy' here, don't Chess, Go, and No-Limit Hold'em fall under those categories?
- username90 7y agoThey don't really count as the computer game genre "strategy games". Computer strategy games tend to have many orders of magnitude more complex rules and state than Chess, Go or poker, so the game-play is very different and making an AI for them is also very different.
- tialaramex 7y agoThe video game examples they give are what's called Real Time Strategy which is quite different from the games you described in which players explicitly take turns. Chess and Go are already quite different from NLH, because they are purely about strategy. The best strategy in Chess either wins or leads to a draw if played by both sides every game. In NLH an optimal strategy just breaks even (ignoring the rake) against other optimal players and makes money on average against anybody else. But over even a few hundred hands you can't tell.