The current AI/bots in various games aren't usually very difficult to beat, especially for world championship players. What about using the latest AI technology to train the AI/bots in different games, to challenge the world's best real players, like in chess for instance? This could be...
These bots learn as they play with the human players, until when a stage arrives wherein the bots become experts in the game. However, at this point of time, the game can prove to be daunting for an unexperienced gamer, since the game bot has already learned most of the tricks and ...
are we talking chat bots? i don't know the terms. yeah, there's all kinds. so i try to create what i call human-oriented ai. so i try to use ai to understand human behavior, what makes humans decide and make the decisions that they do. and we thought, wouldn't it be ...
game and getting into a group with some other fresh players. I don't know that it needs to be harder, QM doesn't feel much more challenging, you just have to remember that you can't force them to flee by dropping them to 20% or w.e the threshold is that makes bots turn tail. ...
down to Easy after the fact. Say you've got a good grip on the mechanics of a game, such as Call of Duty. By playing against bots on Easy mode, you can have a lot of fun racking up kills without dying and calling in killstreaks to experiment with different ways of dominating a ...
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