Afaik haven world 7 will run a while parallel with first hafen world ...
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borka
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Re: The Ghost of Christmas Future, II
How do you know first hafen world will be No. 0 ?
Afaik haven world 7 will run a while parallel with first hafen world ...
Afaik haven world 7 will run a while parallel with first hafen world ...
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painhertz
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Re: The Ghost of Christmas Future, II
Both will run concurrently and they've already stated that the first "Hafen" world will be World 8,
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SiO2
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Re: The Ghost of Christmas Future, II
Well a self-learning AI is somewhat exiting idea. But there is a problem goes along neural networks. Animals could become agressive in the forest and very fearful of combination of water, boat, and player. So fleeng to water will not save your life. Also there is a plenty of NN architectures, and learning models. It could cost a lot of efforts to a choose suitable one.mvgulik wrote:If you implemented AI as a neural network ...
It probably also would make it possible to make animals progress in skill on a per player base.
Which ... etc.
Procedural texture modifiers.
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p4tr3g
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Re: The Ghost of Christmas Future, II
If animal can't bite someone it has to runaway. It would be nice to make some logical things in there.SiO2 wrote:Well a self-learning AI is somewhat exiting idea. But there is a problem goes along neural networks. Animals could become agressive in the forest and very fearful of combination of water, boat, and player. So fleeng to water will not save your life. Also there is a plenty of NN architectures, and learning models. It could cost a lot of efforts to a suitable chose one.mvgulik wrote:If you implemented AI as a neural network ...
It probably also would make it possible to make animals progress in skill on a per player base.
Which ... etc.
Procedural texture modifiers.
P.S. Neural network for animals... Let em also use сollective intelligence and fatalities or something like that. xD
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SiO2
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Re: The Ghost of Christmas Future, II
2 independent NN AI could be enough: fight/flee decision maker, and a fighter AI. Both have to have an access to players stats. Good enough trained they will require to make bleeding more fatal or some other hunting relief.p4tr3g wrote: If animal can't bite someone it has to runaway. It would be nice to make some logical things in there.
P.S. Neural network for animals... Let em also use сollective intelligence and fatalities or something like that. xD
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Re: The Ghost of Christmas Future, II
I would like to point out that a Jorb art admiration thread already exists, boys.
Moved some relevant posts there. ^^
Moved some relevant posts there. ^^
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Re: The Ghost of Christmas Future, II
I wouldn't constrict this solely to thy art. give us Hafen This is about the poet, give us Hafen statesman, give us Hafen explorer and conqueror.jorb wrote:I would like to point out that a Jorb art admiration thread already exists, boys.
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Re: The Ghost of Christmas Future, II
Not as many posts as I was expecting
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Uephorias
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Re: The Ghost of Christmas Future, II
mr jorbtar where the hafen at
do you plan on having it playable before 2016
do you have the groundwork for all of the new content laid out or can we expect the project to expand exponentially to the point where hafen never comes out
what if hafen is all one big conspiracy by the russians so they can claim all of world 7
WAKE UP AMERICA
do you plan on having it playable before 2016
do you have the groundwork for all of the new content laid out or can we expect the project to expand exponentially to the point where hafen never comes out
what if hafen is all one big conspiracy by the russians so they can claim all of world 7
WAKE UP AMERICA
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NaoWhut
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Re: The Ghost of Christmas Future, II
What's that?Kill the Russians?!againUephorias wrote:mr jorbtar where the hafen at
do you plan on having it playable before 2016
do you have the groundwork for all of the new content laid out or can we expect the project to expand exponentially to the point where hafen never comes out
what if hafen is all one big conspiracy by the russians so they can claim all of world 7
WAKE UP AMERICA
That's what i heard!

