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This is impossible. I've watched that bot in awe for years.
Have you tried running it locally? Those results don't look suspicious to me, especially from 2 different clients. And assuming they're legit, congrats. :-)
I've yet to try it locally here but that doesn't look so impossible to me. In particular, I'd note that Aristocles' movement you're currently using is a "flat profile" type movement, so you would tend to expect it to score well against high-rank bots compared to where it's own rank is. If the results are accurate, congrats indeed :)
Oh, and I'd note that further evidence you have some rather nice targeting on there, is that DeBroglie scores around 50% against PolishedRuby, which is a mirror movement bot with my RougeDC targeting. RougeDC and Scarlet score around 56% against PolishedRuby, so this would certainly imply that against a "flat movement" like Aristocles, your targeting isn't too far behind RougeDC/Scarlet... Looks to me like your targeting is on the right track ;)
Oh, and testing locally once this was the result:
Rank | Robot Name | Total Score | Survival | Surv Bonus | Bullet Dmg | Bullet Bonus | Ram Dmg * 2 | Ram Bonus | 1sts | 2nds | 3rds |
1st | pez.rumble.CassiusClay 2rho.02no | 2677 (50%) | 950 | 190 | 1360 | 177 | 0 | 0 | 19 | 16 | 0 |
2nd | tjk.deBroglie rev0025 | 2654 (50%) | 800 | 160 | 1514 | 180 | 0 | 0 | 16 | 19 | 0 |
Thanks for the notes!
It's been a real help developing targeting off of a known movement. I compare DeBroglie to Aristocles as a guide for how my gun stacks up. Any variation is due to the difference in guns. Presumably the difference in the radar handling is miniscule at best, after all. Comparing PBI between the two bots has been very instructive!
I've just about finished the main work on targeting.. the point where I stop adding features and just tweak/debug.
It's been so useful to develop this way that I've been tempted to make a DeBroglie-M with my movement and Aristocles' gun so that I can debug movement issues in a similar way... and finally combine my movement and gun when I think they're both in a workable state.