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I am not impressed that a computer can beat a human at a computer game. i am more pissed that i may have been playing tetris 99 against unbeatable ai.
by Kapura 2y ago
I am not impressed that a computer can beat a human at a computer game. i am more pissed that i may have been playing tetris 99 against unbeatable ai.
- HenryBemis 2y agoEspecially for a game like tetris that has a limited (many but finite) options, it comes down to how fast is the eye-hand coordination/reflexes. "The Flash" should have no point beating the game for that very reason.
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- ultimafan 2y ago100%, can we not normalize this kind of thing in multiplayer games played by humans? My friends and I have quit a number of multiplayer computer games when they've become infested with cheaters and developers couldn't or wouldn't keep up with the arms race of banning them. This is really not that different from someone writing and using an aimbot in a public lobby for a shooter. If you're going to be writing and testing cheats or AI or bots do it in single player games or private multiplayer lobbies so normal players aren't affected.
- GuB-42 2y agoIt is not unbeatable. The author says it doesn't always get first place, far from it, and the video is one if its best games. He deliberately stopped working on the project before it would become unbeatable by a human.
- dankwizard 2y agoEven if it isn't winning, I'm choosing multiplayer to play against others. If I wanted to verse machine code, I'd play single player.