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=== The [[SandboxDT]] Challenge === | === The [[SandboxDT]] Challenge === | ||
[[User:Paul Evans|Paul]] might not be King of RR at current. But the bot defending his colors is still maybe the strongest bot in the world. It holds a steady top-3 position in the highly volatile PremierLeague. I know it was [[User:Paul Evans|Paul]] himself who put the focus on trashing the weak bots. But now it's time we shift focus back on building strong bots which few other bots can beat. Bots like [[Shadow]] and [[DT]] itself comes to mind here. I am thinking about how a [[StrongestBotsRumble]] should work. Meanwhile lets see what we can do against [[DT]]! Here's what [[CassiusClay]] does.: | [[User:Paul Evans|Paul]] might not be King of RR at current. But the bot defending his colors is still maybe the strongest bot in the world. It holds a steady top-3 position in the highly volatile PremierLeague. I know it was [[User:Paul Evans|Paul]] himself who put the focus on trashing the weak bots. But now it's time we shift focus back on building strong bots which few other bots can beat. Bots like [[Shadow]] and [[DT]] itself comes to mind here. I am thinking about how a [[StrongestBotsRumble]] should work. Meanwhile lets see what we can do against [[DT]]! Here's what [[CassiusClay]] does.: | ||
Revision as of 16:54, 29 April 2009
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- SandboxDT - Version History - Challenge - Movement Riddles - Team
The SandboxDT Challenge
Paul might not be King of RR at current. But the bot defending his colors is still maybe the strongest bot in the world. It holds a steady top-3 position in the highly volatile PremierLeague. I know it was Paul himself who put the focus on trashing the weak bots. But now it's time we shift focus back on building strong bots which few other bots can beat. Bots like Shadow and DT itself comes to mind here. I am thinking about how a StrongestBotsRumble should work. Meanwhile lets see what we can do against DT! Here's what CassiusClay does.:
| 1st: pez.rumble.CassiusClay 1.9.9.06 | 86750 | 30350 | 6070 | 44105 | 6224 | 0 | 0 | 608 | 393 |
| 2nd: pe.SandboxDT 3.02 | 62857 | 19650 | 3930 | 35545 | 3732 | 0 | 0 | 394 | 607 |
See if you can beat that. Let's make it a contest:
Results
| Bot | Author | Score share | Survival (% Wins) |
| CassiusClay 1.9.9.96z | PEZ | 64.1% | 72.5% |
| PulsarMax 0.8.2 | Pulsar | 58.4% | 62.2% |
| Ascendant 0.9.1 | Mue | 53.4% | 54.7% |
Rules
The rules are simple. Just run your bot against DT and see what score you get. Yet make sure you use DT 3.02. We have a window for it now while Paul isn't releasing new versions. Also I would like to suggest we use "real" versions of our bots. Not a version optimized for DT but that isn't released on the RR.
