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It can be brute forced if that’s what you mean. It has a fairly low difficulty curve and these old games have a grid system for movement and action selections.
by VertanaNinjai 2y ago
It can be brute forced if that’s what you mean. It has a fairly low difficulty curve and these old games have a grid system for movement and action selections.
That’s why they’re pointing out the lower parameter amount and CPU. The point I took away is doing more with less.
- xinpw8 2y agoIt definitely cannot be beaten using random inputs. It doesn't even get out of Pallet Town after billions of steps. We tested...
- fancyswimtime 2y agothe game has been beaten by fish
- xinpw8 2y agodyor we only tested it with a pufferfish, courtesy of puffer.ai / pufferlib RL library. i promise it doesn't work with random inputs.
- gusgus01 2y agoI'm not sure if you're just making a play on words, but I believe the commenter was talking about the streamer who sets up their fishtank to map to inputs and then let's their fish "play games". They beat pokemon sapphire supposedly. https://www.polygon.com/2020/11/9/21556590/fish-pokemon-sapphire-stream-twitch https://www.polygon.com/2020/11/9/21556590/fish-pokemon-sapp...
- cjbillington 2y agoBased on the other examples of random inputs not being sufficient, I dare say the fish-based attempt may have been fraudulent.