would be too hard to implement a real world map!?

sebanaj · April 22, 2001, 21:09

in an scenario, with all the countries on it? and run it from actual times?
Like a simulation of the actual world? isn't there any game like this?

Lawrence of Arabia · April 22, 2001, 21:39

I think that would be too hard to impliment. Theres so many different countries.

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Sindai · April 22, 2001, 22:41

No. Actually there's a game exactly like this in development somwhere, using neural-net AI and cool stuff like that. It contains over 100 countries and is set in the present day. It actually looks quite good, was mentioned in on e of the Ai discussion threads....hmmm...don't know which one though, try a search for the longer AI threads....

sebanaj · April 23, 2001, 18:49

that could be very nice!!!
can you imagine, taking over Israel , and impossible mission of dealing with Arafat!!!!

The diplomat · April 23, 2001, 19:43

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Originally posted by Sindai on 04-22-2001 10:41 PM
No. Actually there's a game exactly like this in development somwhere, using neural-net AI and cool stuff like that. It contains over 100 countries and is set in the present day. It actually looks quite good, was mentioned in on e of the Ai discussion threads....hmmm...don't know which one though, try a search for the longer AI threads....

The game is called "Defcon". You can check it out at www.anonymes.com

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SerapisIV · April 24, 2001, 01:34

Good lord, imagine how long it would take a computer to change turns if you have to wait for 100 nations to move and have diplomacy screens with each. Every turn would consist of undeveloped countries begging the US/EU/Japan for loans.