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Sandbox Point Game KOTH

posted 4y ago by Quintec‭  ·  edited 4y ago by Quintec‭

#2: Post edited by user avatar Quintec‭ · 2020-11-23T20:03:17Z (almost 4 years ago)
  • It's about time we have something other than code golf! KOTH time!
  • A small simple game to get things started.
  • # Rules/Procedure
  • Everyone starts each bracket with 100 _in-game_ points. In each round of the bracket, you play against an opponent. The only information you are given is your opponent's ID number and how many _in-game_ points they have. (And all other information you have stored up to that point.) You and your opponent each spend a number of _in-game_ points - higher number wins, and moves on in the bracket. You gain a number of _scoring_ points for each win inversely proportional to the number of people left in the bracket.
  • 100,000 (maybe 1 million) brackets will be played - the bot with the highest amount of _scoring_ points wins.
  • The game is written in Java. You can find the engine, a bot template, and a sample bot [here](https://drive.google.com/file/d/10hOyqaZ1gUXCMzwThbq1fdWS5Pupx6k5/view?usp=sharing).
  • # Questions
  • * Any other information I should be giving each bot?
  • * Anything unclear about the rules?
  • * Is this game actually interesting to play?
  • It's about time we have something other than code golf! KOTH time!
  • A small simple game to get things started.
  • # Rules/Procedure
  • Everyone starts each bracket with 100 _in-game_ points. In each round of the bracket, you play against an opponent. The only information you are given is your opponent's ID number and how many _in-game_ points they have. (And all other information you have stored up to that point.) You and your opponent each spend a number of _in-game_ points - higher number wins, and moves on in the bracket. In case of a tie, a random bot moves on. You gain a number of _scoring_ points for each win inversely proportional to the number of people left in the bracket.
  • 100,000 (maybe 1 million) brackets will be played - the bot with the highest amount of _scoring_ points wins.
  • The game is written in Java. You can find the engine, a bot template, and a sample bot [here](https://drive.google.com/file/d/10hOyqaZ1gUXCMzwThbq1fdWS5Pupx6k5/view?usp=sharing).
  • # Questions
  • * Any other information I should be giving each bot?
  • * Anything unclear about the rules?
  • * Is this game actually interesting to play?
#1: Initial revision by user avatar Quintec‭ · 2020-11-19T14:30:08Z (almost 4 years ago)
Point Game KOTH
It's about time we have something other than code golf! KOTH time!

A small simple game to get things started.

# Rules/Procedure

Everyone starts each bracket with 100 _in-game_ points. In each round of the bracket, you play against an opponent. The only information you are given is your opponent's ID number and how many _in-game_ points they have. (And all other information you have stored up to that point.) You and your opponent each spend a number of _in-game_ points - higher number wins, and moves on in the bracket. You gain a number of _scoring_ points for each win inversely proportional to the number of people left in the bracket.

100,000 (maybe 1 million) brackets will be played - the bot with the highest amount of _scoring_ points wins.

The game is written in Java. You can find the engine, a bot template, and a sample bot [here](https://drive.google.com/file/d/10hOyqaZ1gUXCMzwThbq1fdWS5Pupx6k5/view?usp=sharing).

# Questions

 * Any other information I should be giving each bot?

 * Anything unclear about the rules?

 * Is this game actually interesting to play?