>>11156840Try go, mate.
>>11156841>Nah so far AI can only beat players in sc2 if they have perfect knowledge of the whole map.I believe that is only the case when the AI is heavily, massively restricted in APM. Otherwise, in a balls out competition, AI dominates humans on sheer micro alone, strategy be damned. SC2 is inferior as a measurement of machine learn progress as a result.
>>11156844The documentary was particularly interesting for seeing the DeepMind team behind the scenes of the big challenge match. They were sweating hard. As a film, though, meh.
>>11156850>can't even be assed to get stones on intersections instead of spacesMaybe this is Othello instead.
>>11156851As a go enthusiast, Quarto is a fucking brilliant game. I adore it.
>>11156855Eh. Not a good argument.
>>11156858Lichess is such a great server. I wish OGS had anonymous games.
>>11156866>WotCHows that sjw faggotry
>>11156873Creative, but not to the extent that go is. Why are anons so concerned with whether a game is solved is not? Do you think you can actually get to that level if you tried?
>>11156875It's not that bad. Mental fitness - distinct from mental wellness - has its moments here.
>>11156878Make your case, anon.
