RJS(undefined) posted this on Tuesday, 8th March 2011, 11:45
Two ways to play this, vs a novice which learns as it goes, or vs the statistical data of loads of people who have played it, which is much more interesting!
admars(Elite) posted this on Tuesday, 8th March 2011, 13:23
I took an early lead against the Veteren CPU, at one point I had won 5, 3 draws 1 computer win
it`s now 5 to me 6 draws, 7 computer wins :(
Once, when I lived in London my missus and I were having a discussion about who should do something trivial once, so were were playing rock paper scissors to see who "wins" while waiting for a tube.
several games ( I forget how many exactly) and we kept tieing. Tube arrived so we got on the tube, played some more games, and still kept tieing! The bloke opposite us started laughing, and we called it a day, as we must have played about a dozen games and it was too wierd and freaked us out so we gave up! Truly was irresistible force meets an immovable object, and we haven`t played since!
This item was edited on Tuesday, 8th March 2011, 13:26
RE: Scissors Paper Stone vs AI
Faust(Elite) posted this on Tuesday, 8th March 2011, 13:55
So it`s still chance then........for a moment I thought chaos theory was back :/
Pete
P.S now where are those bloody scissors !
RE: Scissors Paper Stone vs AI
dkuk2000(Elite) posted this on Thursday, 10th March 2011, 00:35
LongPig(Competent) posted this on Thursday, 10th March 2011, 08:21
RE: Scissors Paper Stone vs AI
David Beckett(Reviewer) posted this on Thursday, 10th March 2011, 08:54
I think the secret is to be completely random so the computer can`t learn your behaviour -- I had my best results when choosing the same thing several times in a row as the computer was predicting something different.
