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You can now play a real-time AI-rendered Quake II in the browser
- throw310822 2y agoFrom the gaming point of view it would be much better to integrate the original engine's scene output with partial or complete AI rendering, training the AI to produce hyper realistic graphics.
- zeristor 2y agoFlash back to playing the Ziggurat Vertigo level with 25 reaper bots, squatting on the roof of one of the areas and just seeing random gibs arcing up around me.
- vrighter 2y agoHorrible framerate and it forgets anything that happened more than 0.9 seconds in the past. And they needed the actual, fully implemented game before they could begin to train it. So just, cut out the middleman, and play the game directly.