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Re: What is shaping up to be the most posted-on rtl event in the history of rtl events....
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Wed, 17 Sep 2003 15:38:33 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Calum Tsang wrote:
> One idea I had was to have at least one fully working robot on one end of the
> room for kids to play, while having two "live competition" matches playing on
> the other end.
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> The problem with this is there's usually no one always ready for
> playing--everyone's always tweaking something. So as a result, we need someone
> with an always working bot who doesn't want to be supercompetitive. Plus
> someone who's public-friendly who wouldn't mind showing library patrons how the
> robot works and keeping them from breaking it.
I think this game is a bit different from most, in that quite often the tweaking
and tuning will consist of actually playing a game against an opponent. Usually
human.
With that in mind, I'm sure when they're not playing against another robot, most
would want to run/test against a person. That may be the best way to run tests
between matches.
The possible downside is that an entry may be in the middle of a robot/person
match, when it's his turn for a robot/robot match.
Steve
"Steve is way smarter than me" - Chris
"I applaud Chris for thinking" - KC
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