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*Well, there were a lot of melee battles, but they tended to be 'everybody vs. Leon' rather than a free-for-all. Candidate for best films of Reno, Oldman, and Portman, all in one, imo. -- [[Martin Alan Pedersen|Martin]] | *Well, there were a lot of melee battles, but they tended to be 'everybody vs. Leon' rather than a free-for-all. Candidate for best films of Reno, Oldman, and Portman, all in one, imo. -- [[Martin Alan Pedersen|Martin]] | ||
* Wow, it would take a really really good bot to be named after "the professional". -- [[User:Darkcanuck|Darkcanuck]] | * Wow, it would take a really really good bot to be named after "the professional". -- [[User:Darkcanuck|Darkcanuck]] | ||
| + | :: When your tank can get close enough to use a knife, you can call it thus... -- [[Martin Alan Pedersen|Martin]] | ||
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When I saw the name, Bladerunner naturally popped into my mind. Ironically Leon was great at 1-on-1 but didn't do so well against two opponents. -- Martin
- True, but I think that things would have been different if no guns were involved. :) -- Darkcanuck
The first thing I thought about when reading the name, was the film about the simple Italian soul Leon who was a unbelievable good hitman. How taking care of the neighbour girl fits into Robocode, I haven't figured out yet. -- GrubbmGait
- Well, there were a lot of melee battles, but they tended to be 'everybody vs. Leon' rather than a free-for-all. Candidate for best films of Reno, Oldman, and Portman, all in one, imo. -- Martin
- Wow, it would take a really really good bot to be named after "the professional". -- Darkcanuck
- When your tank can get close enough to use a knife, you can call it thus... -- Martin
Quick Question
Did you try Rednaxela's FastMath class? It may save you a couple of ticks. --Jacob Litewski 15:22, 3 June 2009 (UTC)
- Some day I'll integrate that. Do you find Leon slow? What I really need is a fast replacement for Math.pow() -- it's used heavily in my neural networks and reinforcement learner. But in any case Leon needs a complete overhaul for version 2.0 anyway... --Darkcanuck 15:39, 3 June 2009 (UTC)
- Er, I meant Math.exp()... --Darkcanuck 15:54, 3 June 2009 (UTC)
