

For instance, a team of four only had a probability of about 65 percent, which revealed that the team strategies didn't exactly scale up. Interestingly, the more DeepMind bots that were assigned to a team, the worse they performed. And yet, they still ended up conquering even the humans playing the game. Each subsequent game was even played on a brand new, procedurally-generated map to make sure the bots weren't just learning strategies that worked on one configuration. In that time, DeepMind's agents learned how to play Capture the Flag, as well as how to camp at their opponents' base, following teammates to mount a multiplayer attack, and a litany of other strategies that it's still totally amazing that a bunch of AI bots ended up learning simply by playing the game. DeepMind trained 30 different AI agents to introduce "diversity' in play styles, and then ran about half a million matches, each lasting around 5 minutes, to complete the training session.

The bots were trained utilizing a trial and error method, where they were given zero instructions on how to play the actual game, but instead learn to compete by first playing against each other until they figure out actual strategies to put them out in front of human players.

A team of researchers from Google's DeepMind group has successfully trained Ai bots that can now beat human players at the game's Capture the Flag mode. Last week they were messing about with Dota 2, and this week they're invading the sacred lands of Quake. The bots from OpenAI are at it again, and this time they're coming for our games. I don't know what you mean "for an engine".AI is no joke, especially when it comes to video games. I don't know if you can join people not using it with that. I don't know if Quake 3 is more active than Quake Live in australia, I don't live there. Sorry for all the questions Server Browser: Go to top left on Steam client, click View, then click Servers, then click Change Filter and choose Quake Live. When you see a quake 3 server on a website, how do you know its vanilla or for an engine?Īlso, could I play online with other people on any of the engines using the demo's data? I will probably just end up getting a bunch of these quake 3 games on sale to see for myself How do I check server browser without the game? noob question i know theres websites but i don't know what one has the most servers and ones that would be suitable for australians

Sorry just to clarify, you're saying that more people in australia use an engine called quake3e, or something named similar to that? Hard to understand your comment. So Quake Live is more active than quake 3 in most places. Quake Live is more active than Quake 3 in most places. Originally posted by The Great Warper:No, everybody uses quake3e or whatever that thing is.
