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| − | I think what explains CC's strong result is its gun. [[DT]]'s gun has become a bit dated probably. -- [[PEZ]] | + | I think what explains CC's strong result is its gun. [[DT]]'s gun has become a bit dated probably. -- [[User:PEZ|PEZ]] |
| − | Things to do while we haven´t RR@Home... :) or should be :(? --[[Axe]] | + | Things to do while we haven´t RR@Home... :) or should be :(? --[[User:Axe|Axe]] |
| − | Ah well, i have a new release of [[Ascendant]] ready but no rumble to insert it into. So i was just giving it a test in some longer battles. I wonder whether the results above actually tell anything about the contenders (beside being good or bad vs SandboxDT of course). I also ran 1000 rounds vs CassiusClay and Shadow, which resulted in a clear victory for Ascendant in the first (84k to 61k) and a close one in the second matchup (78k to 73k)... --[[Mue]] | + | Ah well, i have a new release of [[Ascendant]] ready but no rumble to insert it into. So i was just giving it a test in some longer battles. I wonder whether the results above actually tell anything about the contenders (beside being good or bad vs SandboxDT of course). I also ran 1000 rounds vs CassiusClay and Shadow, which resulted in a clear victory for Ascendant in the first (84k to 61k) and a close one in the second matchup (78k to 73k)... --[[User:Mue|Mue]] |
| − | Well, the real deal is the StrongestBotsRumble of course. This challenge was started mainly because Paul was wondering how DT measures up against the top bots. -- [[PEZ]] | + | Well, the real deal is the StrongestBotsRumble of course. This challenge was started mainly because Paul was wondering how DT measures up against the top bots. -- [[User:PEZ|PEZ]] |
| − | Snip! Look for the missing content on the StrongestBotsRumble page. -- [[PEZ]] | + | Snip! Look for the missing content on the StrongestBotsRumble page. -- [[User:PEZ|PEZ]] |
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Ah, I was thinking you meant "uncontrolled" like "in the RoboRumble", where you don't know what bots you'd face, and "controlled" just meant the environment was specific. But is "uncontrolled" just meaning normal battles, and "controlled" is like where reference bots don't move, you have to fire power 3 bullets, you have to use a specific movement, etc? --[[User:Voidious|Voidious]] 16:17, 29 April 2009 (UTC) | Ah, I was thinking you meant "uncontrolled" like "in the RoboRumble", where you don't know what bots you'd face, and "controlled" just meant the environment was specific. But is "uncontrolled" just meaning normal battles, and "controlled" is like where reference bots don't move, you have to fire power 3 bullets, you have to use a specific movement, etc? --[[User:Voidious|Voidious]] 16:17, 29 April 2009 (UTC) | ||
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| + | * Yes, something like that :-) The controlled mean the challenge control everything but the thing you are challenged. This part was actually taken from {{OldWiki|Challenges}} page. » <span style="font-size:0.9em;color:darkgreen;">[[User:Nat|Nat]] | [[User_talk:Nat|Talk]]</span> » 16:24, 29 April 2009 (UTC) | ||
Latest revision as of 08:46, 22 May 2009
I think what explains CC's strong result is its gun. DT's gun has become a bit dated probably. -- PEZ
Things to do while we haven´t RR@Home... :) or should be :(? --Axe
Ah well, i have a new release of Ascendant ready but no rumble to insert it into. So i was just giving it a test in some longer battles. I wonder whether the results above actually tell anything about the contenders (beside being good or bad vs SandboxDT of course). I also ran 1000 rounds vs CassiusClay and Shadow, which resulted in a clear victory for Ascendant in the first (84k to 61k) and a close one in the second matchup (78k to 73k)... --Mue
Well, the real deal is the StrongestBotsRumble of course. This challenge was started mainly because Paul was wondering how DT measures up against the top bots. -- PEZ
Snip! Look for the missing content on the StrongestBotsRumble page. -- PEZ
Ah, I was thinking you meant "uncontrolled" like "in the RoboRumble", where you don't know what bots you'd face, and "controlled" just meant the environment was specific. But is "uncontrolled" just meaning normal battles, and "controlled" is like where reference bots don't move, you have to fire power 3 bullets, you have to use a specific movement, etc? --Voidious 16:17, 29 April 2009 (UTC)
- Yes, something like that :-) The controlled mean the challenge control everything but the thing you are challenged. This part was actually taken from Challenges page. » Nat | Talk » 16:24, 29 April 2009 (UTC)
