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Fortnite's solution has been bots, which is not very popular because plenty of people think they're above bots. Or think that bots cheat (which is true in Starc
by ThatPlayer 3y ago
Fortnite's solution has been bots, which is not very popular because plenty of people think they're above bots. Or think that bots cheat (which is true in Starcraft). Or in fighting games, they don't play like humans so you end up learning bad habits.
- 8n4vidtmkvmk 3y agoThey didn't cheat on sc2 did they? They did in sc1. But regardless, with the breakthroughs in AI recently, I don't think they'd need to cheat on a hypothetical sc3.
- ThatPlayer 3y agoI know in SC2 the harder AI would get free resources. I think "playing like a human" can still be an issue depending on the game. Until people want to play against AIs, there's not a lot of work put into making AIs human-like rather than just AI players. Also there still Starcraft 1 AI tournaments which are interesting. https://youtu.be/gqggsFpTAt8 https://youtu.be/gqggsFpTAt8
- erhaetherth 3y agoProbably doesn't need to be perfectly human-like. If you want human-like, play against humans :-) Just keep it as fair as possible with the AIs. I didn't know they were still doing SC1 AIs, I always wanted to make one but never quite figured out how to get started.
- hydrok9 3y agoThe big issue with bots is that they are almost never good enough to beat a moderately skilled and muscle-memoried human player. People who try to use them to learn don't end up being any better than a n00b, as it were.