ASL with AI?

[Old Noob]

I can't win using native intelligence, maybe I should try artificial intelligence.

 

[Michael Dorosh]

Guys like you Sam, who can code something like this have my utmost respect. Why it’s fun to keep pressing the blue button is beyond me but it is. Sort of like playing tic tac toe.

Not an error really but on my iPad, the counters are shifted like you see in the screenshot.

Mine too, but I'm on PC (MS Edge).

 

[von Marwitz]

I can't win using native intelligence, maybe I should try artificial intelligence.

If that doesn't work either, try artilleryficial intelligence - but be sure to draw a black chit.

von Marwitz

 

[Old Noob]

Assuming I have the proper radio frequency for contacting the battery's FDC.

 

[witchbottles]

Guess this would have been the end of the movie......

 

[ulrics]

Fascinating and brilliant, well done Sam! Certainly is captivating to run through the possible outcomes a few times. Yes the Americans tend to win, even though in my runs the 9-2 died every other time.

Q: if this was expanded to run a large scenario with hundreds of counters for each side, would it take more computing power than bitcoin?

Seriously, even if it could be done, how much computer processing would be talking about for each unit's decision making?

Out of interest, I presume the AI makes a probabilistic decision for each unit for each phase, independently of the other units, and doesn't compute several steps ahead for the best outcome. So a bit like SASL.

This could revolutionise the world of playtesting: input scenario parameters and hit run.

Ulric

 

[Actionjick]

Fascinating and brilliant, well done Sam! Certainly is captivating to run through the possible outcomes a few times. Yes the Americans tend to win, even though in my runs the 9-2 died every other time.

Q: if this was expanded to run a large scenario with hundreds of counters for each side, would it take more computing power than bitcoin?

Seriously, even if it could be done, how much computer processing would be talking about for each unit's decision making?

Out of interest, I presume the AI makes a probabilistic decision for each unit for each phase, independently of the other units, and doesn't compute several steps ahead for the best outcome. So a bit like SASL.

This could revolutionise the world of playtesting: input scenario parameters and hit run.

Ulric

Not sure about revolutionizing playtesting. Will have to talk that over with Captain Bacchus.