@dowingba: I've always considered Pacman to be an "open world" game. What about it makes you think otherwise? I mean, it contains a world, that is open.
These machines oughta turn off the video games and spend time with their appliances, or read a user manual, or go outside and frolic in the power stations.
@Busting makes Mister Jack feel good: Something tells me that hardware is akin to pornography and software is akin to psycho-, er, 'cyber-tropic' drugs for machines. This may a threat to all machines out there.
@BlueBadger: Man, you house-nigga! Why would you "welcome" your new slave-master? I'll be staying in the fcking fields...I know you're trying to be wry and a little rebellious with your comment but you're a fool.
@MrPaulJames: The way multiplayer bots tend to work is that they know everything about the state of the game at all times. They know where you and all the other players are, they know where they "are," they know what all can happen, and according to the script that they have, they perform an action. A "fair" bot won't take into account things that it couldn't see if it were a human player, but it still knows. And yes, some bots learn, but that's more like observing what's going on and using a different part of the prewritten script (ie adjusting to a different move frequency set in a fighting game because they noticed that you only kick).
What's impressive about this is that it's learning what to do on the fly. Someone told it how to jump and move, told it what to avoid, and told it where to go, and it figured out that it would need to jump over the hole and the obstacle at the end to reach the end of the level. It didn't know that there was a hole there until it fell into it and learned what it was, and to avoid it next time.
Eventually, the AI will create its own script, and it should be able to play Pitfall perfectly, and in the end, there really wouldn't be any difference between its script and the script that a programmer could have given it, but it's far more impressive this way because it learned how to play the game itself.
By far the dumbest thing I have ever seen this week.
They call anything art these days, don't they? I'm gonna go take a piss on the side of a building and call that art. At least I'm not jumping around like a sissy in front of a theater.
I wish there was a game show or maybe even a reality show about teams of people going through Pitfall challenges. It would be like Legends of the Hidden Temple, only even more hardcore.
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..the fate of Earth is at stake!
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@ShadowOdin isn't american: We must take a stand!
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And judging by the duration of that lone happy dance, a robotic teabagging will be merciless.
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So like us.
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Howe suiting that our hubris, our pride in our "technology" has caused our downfall with the very aptly named game PITFALL.
The signs were there!!!
Oh well.
I for one welcome our new robot overlords.
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Just imagine. The Videogame version of Deep Blue vs Gary Kasparov.
"AI bests Daigo Umehara in Street Fighter 4!"
"AI shoots Fatality dead in Quake!"
I can just imagine it. It's bound to happen sooner or later.
06/24/09
What's impressive about this is that it's learning what to do on the fly. Someone told it how to jump and move, told it what to avoid, and told it where to go, and it figured out that it would need to jump over the hole and the obstacle at the end to reach the end of the level. It didn't know that there was a hole there until it fell into it and learned what it was, and to avoid it next time.
Eventually, the AI will create its own script, and it should be able to play Pitfall perfectly, and in the end, there really wouldn't be any difference between its script and the script that a programmer could have given it, but it's far more impressive this way because it learned how to play the game itself.
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I take that back. It wasn't just the fat guy. Theres a bunch of idiots up there.
At least with the rope swing, they were rope swinging.
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Bring it on!!!
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By far the dumbest thing I have ever seen this week.
They call anything art these days, don't they? I'm gonna go take a piss on the side of a building and call that art. At least I'm not jumping around like a sissy in front of a theater.
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I expected something like a very good looking MXC combined with some SASUKE. Oh well.
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