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now im convinced they trained an ai to play eq
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In 2002 a free speech advocate put up a winmx chat that had ZERO rules (except flood spam), turns out he was doing a doctorate (or whatever it was) and was using us as guinea pigs by parsing our chats and manipulating the data to his needs. Tried to work out a way to follow different threads within the group chat. 10 peeps all responding to each other both as a group and individual questions. I know not what he did with these data. Polits talk does not train an AI to play eq. DSM waxing lyrical about strats, stats and techniques however does. Congrats DSM. You are ai fodder. |
Confused why this is a thread. The proper channel is /petition if you have a camp dispute. In my experience if you are in line of sight of the mob in question and have been clearing the PH consistently the GMs would rule in your favor that it was your camp/mob.
Line of sight being critical, I had a ruling go against me when a group moved into a room my group had been killing for hours. Because we weren't physically sitting in the room (in line of sight) the other group got to keep the camp. There was still some coaching provided to the camp stealers as there should have been communication and ultimately as the group that was there first it was our choice of which camp to take and which to give up to them. |
Sounds like PVP would have solved this made up issue.
GMs just need to enable it and make their lives easier. |
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Now, if you're a programmer, you can absolutely write an EQ-playing bot, with or without "AI". But if you want to be able to get ChaptGPT to farm spiderling silks for you, you're going to be waiting awhile. |
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Tesla is really the only company I've seen developing AI based on video inputs as opposed to text inputs and outputing real world range of motion, so there is a chance that the future of EQ could include auto-piloting bots. Even that is unlikely to be viable in our lifetime due to the massive amounts of compute and training materials needed to train this type of AI. |
MQ2 and/or KISSassist can totally automate EQ
wouldn't it be pretty easy to give a learning software access to MQ2 or KISSassist DOD has learning software that outperforms human fighter pilots, making software that plays EQ should be a breeze |
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