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artchiv: I would paypal you $20 to have early access to the API docs.
That's the second time in this discussion that you've proposed paying money for an advantage over others in this not-even-released game. May I ask why you're so eager to win at this particular game?
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That's the second time in this discussion that you've proposed paying money for an advantage over others in this not-even-released game. May I ask why you're so eager to win at this particular game?
That's the most personal question you could possibly ask me. And there's your answer: business.
This would be an amazing way to indulge my programming fascination while also honoring my financial commitment to stick with efforts that could make a direct $MM impact on P&L. Wait, I can program and do that? Where do I sign up? Hi, devs! Feature request: that you can play the game without having to enter code; that you can actually point and drag and click. I hope that "You can master basics without knowing JavaScr…
It doesn't make much sense, you really will not be able to control all those hundreds of creeps on your own 24/7 :)
I miss Ants from ants.aichallenge.org. That was a game.
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It doesn't make much sense, you really will not be able to control all those hundreds of creeps on your own 24/7 :)
It doesn't have to be all one or the other. It would be neat to be able to guide individuals or small groups while allowing the bulk of your forces to do their own thing.
The problem with games like this is that players can share code. Decent scripts will be available for everything which takes some of the fun out of the game and makes it less fair to people who do it by themselves.