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Question about the bot #52
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@Coldzilla The answer is yes and no. Let me explain a bit more haha So the original idea was what you're saying, when the bot detects that there's no mana left, just skip the turn. Why I have to wait when I can't play anything else? Well, there's actually a problem I noticed when I implemented this feature, between one turn and another, there's one frame where the turn has changed (from turn 1 to turn 2) BUT the mana hasn't updated (still 0 from the turn before), so if you aren't lucky, it may pass a turn without playing any card (and it happened to me quite often). About the gambit error... I'm not sure what error is, maybe with the stack trace I can see something else. But check that you have gambit on the Hope it helps! |
So in order for us to use cards we have to manually input them into the cp_list.py? If that is the case can't we just go ahead and add them all and you upload it in the comiit? so we have the whole card database? EDIT: Nevermind I seen Mr. Negative already did that in the discussion section, but why not add it to the main bot so everyone just gets it included without searching? |
@AdriaGual Yes, I would like to know if the bot will be updated? |
Hello! Checked out the bot. It certainly works quite well, but there are a few questions about its operation.
I noticed that the bot does not end the turn at zero mana. It goes into standby mode for a few seconds and tries to expose cards again. Or waiting for the end of the turn time.
Is it possible to somehow fix this?
And what does the error mean - "gambit" ?
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