Re: A85: AI

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Re: A85: AI


I think we should let our AI;s go wild on the calculator.  We should try
and rcreate sentient beings that interact with each other or the "world"
ont he calc.  We wouldnt be limited to a war-like battle game like CROBOTS
was.  And it might not even be necessary to have a graphical representation
of the AI's world.  we could if we wanted to, but not nesecary.



At 09:00 PM 10/9/98 -0700, you wrote:
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>On Fri, 9 Oct 1998, Mike Bandsmer wrote:
>
>> 
>> That's a really cool idea; I would definitely be interested.  An AI
>> competition would probably work best for multi-player-type games that take
>> a fair amount of skill, like hearts (the card game) or perhaps pure skill
>> games like checkers.  Using games like this would make it fun for human
>> players too, as they would have a choice of many different AI's to play
>> against.  That death-match game sounds cool-- is it a real-time game or a
>> turn-based game?  Turn-based games would definitely be easier for now.
>> 
>> Mike
>> 
>I definitly want this to be a group project.  Since it's more of a
>programmer's game than a players game I think it's important that we all
>want to program for the game.
>
>So formally, does anyone have any other ideas for possible games?
>
>-Humberto Yeverino Jr.
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>-Dead Alive (1992)
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