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Title: darloth3's vs AI
Host: GBrankdarloth3
Game version: Zero-K v1.5.8.3
Engine version: 103.0.1-1285-gd322668
Started: 6 years ago
Duration: 51 minutes
Players: 4
Bots: True
Mission: False
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AI: Normal (2) <CircuitAINormal32>
AI: Hard (1) <CircuitAIHard64>
AI: Normal (1) <CircuitAINormal32>
AI: Hard (2) <CircuitAIHard64>

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6 years ago
Circuit AI took a long time to get ships and never made antinuke. Also it should use sea striders on sea maps like this.
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6 years ago
Playing on an islands map, which every AI in every game ever barely supports, against low difficulty AIs is not supposed to be any kind of challenge.

Atm only brutal makes anti
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6 years ago
32 and 64 bit versions in one game? that worked?
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6 years ago
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32 and 64 bit versions in one game? that worked?

32-bit guy adds a Circuit, 64-bit guy adds a Circuit.
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6 years ago
jajaja. but then i misunderstood how the simulation of AI works. so is it then, that the 'adder' cpu/java runs all units and sends its commands only to all other participating players?
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6 years ago
DErankAdminmojjj Unsynced AIs run unsynced. Synced AIs run synced.

I.e. CAI runs as a part of the game itself and is thus giving commands on every player's computer. Architectural differences are virtualized away by the Spring engine.

CircuitAI/ZKGBAI/CSI run on the hoster's PC. They need to conform to the hoster's architecture. They act like another player whose commands are broadcast to everyone else.

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