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[quote]Realistic, but I wish to add something:
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[quote]Realistic, but I wish to add something:
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Have a Human tourney running at the same time so those who couldn't build bots, or want to fight humans get a chance.
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Have a Human tourney running at the same time so those who couldn't build bots, or want to fight humans get a chance.
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After the Human and AI victor is chosen, the two will duel each other in maps chosen by PRNG, stable only ofc.
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After the Human and AI victor is chosen, the two will duel each other in maps chosen by PRNG, stable only ofc.
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I would like to see this happen. It would be a great goal for many players, go in human tourney and get to top, then fight your AI oppponent, or build an AI strong enough to takedown a human[/quote]
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I would like to see this happen. It would be a great goal for many players, go in human tourney and get to top, then fight your AI oppponent, or build an AI strong enough to takedown a human[/quote]
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Apparently you've missed all the games where various people beat 2x circuit AIs on CCR (as well as some close attempts at 1v3). Building an AI that's strong enough to beat an advanced human player is extremely difficult, let alone an AI strong enough to beat a tournament winner. Even ZKGBAI can't do that in 1v1, and it's by far the strongest 1v1 AI that's yet been developed.
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Apparently you've missed all the games where various people beat 2x circuit AIs on CCR (as well as some close attempts at 1v3). Building an AI that's strong enough to beat an advanced human player is extremely difficult, let alone an AI strong enough to beat a tournament winner. Even ZKGBAI can't do that in 1v1, and it's by far the strongest 1v1 AI that's yet been developed.
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[quote]Creating a new AI that builds units and sends them to the enemy is something most beginner programmers should be able to achieve in a few hours. What makes it easy is that you don't need to familiarize yourself with any existing code(!!), and you only have to learn a few callouts/callins which are either generated or can be looked up easily in any modern Java IDE.[/quote]
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[quote]Creating a new AI that builds units and sends them to the enemy is something most beginner programmers should be able to achieve in a few hours. What makes it easy is that you don't need to familiarize yourself with any existing code(!!), and you only have to learn a few callouts/callins which are either generated or can be looked up easily in any modern Java IDE.[/quote]
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I
think
you're
seriously
underestimating
the
task.
Even
coming
up
with
a
proper
scouting
algorithm
is
quite
difficult,
not
to
mention
other
necessary
things
like
parsing
metal
spots
from
GRP,
choosing
a
good
start
pos
and
other
such
things.
It
took
me
a
couple
of
days
just
to
understand
KGB
enough
to
make
any
real
progress
on
it,
and
that
was
back
when
it
was
a
wee
AI
that
hardly
did
more
than
what
you've
described.
Building
an
AI
that's
actually
competitive
with
circuit
or
KGB
as
they
stand
now
is
a
pretty
epic
undertaking.
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I
think
you're
seriously
underestimating
the
task.
Even
coming
up
with
a
proper
scouting
algorithm
is
quite
difficult,
not
to
mention
other
necessary
things
like
parsing
metal
spots
from
GRP,
choosing
a
good
start
pos
and
so
on.
It
took
me
a
couple
of
days
just
to
understand
KGB
enough
to
make
any
real
progress
on
it,
and
that
was
back
when
it
was
a
wee
AI
that
hardly
did
more
than
what
you've
described.
Building
an
AI
that's
actually
competitive
with
circuit
or
KGB
as
they
stand
now
is
a
pretty
epic
undertaking.
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[quote]The hardest (and most time consuming/unfun) part is probably to compile Spring with the .jars you need. I'd like to see that requirement taken out of the picture. It's certainly not something you want to present as a barrier to newbie devs.[/quote]
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[quote]The hardest (and most time consuming/unfun) part is probably to compile Spring with the .jars you need. I'd like to see that requirement taken out of the picture. It's certainly not something you want to present as a barrier to newbie devs.[/quote]
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You can copy the necessary libraries from NullOOJavaAI which ships with all precompiled engine versions. :P
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You can copy the necessary libraries from NullOOJavaAI which ships with all precompiled engine versions. :P
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