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Heroes Community > Library of Enlightenment > Thread: How many does it take to kill 1 million black dragons?
Thread: How many does it take to kill 1 million black dragons? This thread is 2 pages long: 1 2 · «PREV
tigris
tigris


Supreme Hero
Supreme Noobolator
posted April 21, 2010 12:20 AM

@cepheids:
Personally, I acknowledge the time and effort you've put in this calculations.You strike me as one of those guys that enjoy the math side of heroes...lately there has been a lot of work done in this field and there are a few brilliant mathematicians on this forum...i am sure that if you would check some of Dimis's posts namely the one regarding heroes skill leveling and also his thread in the tavern about math quizzes you would get at least a good read if not an incentive to do some quality work yourself.
As far as the current topic is concerned, the mathematic algorithm is correct but it has no relevance in a real Heroes 3 game, it serves as a good brain exercise but imo, that's all that is to it.
I'd like to encourage you to carry on your work, but focus on some aspects that might eventually benefit the community, rather than abstract tasks with no goal.
just my 2 cents, no flame or toss intended
Tig
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cepheids
cepheids

Tavern Dweller
posted April 21, 2010 09:59 PM

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@cepheids:
Personally, I acknowledge the time and effort you've put in this calculations.You strike me as one of those guys that enjoy the math side of heroes...lately there has been a lot of work done in this field and there are a few brilliant mathematicians on this forum...i am sure that if you would check some of Dimis's posts namely the one regarding heroes skill leveling and also his thread in the tavern about math quizzes you would get at least a good read if not an incentive to do some quality work yourself.
As far as the current topic is concerned, the mathematic algorithm is correct but it has no relevance in a real Heroes 3 game, it serves as a good brain exercise but imo, that's all that is to it.
I'd like to encourage you to carry on your work, but focus on some aspects that might eventually benefit the community, rather than abstract tasks with no goal.
just my 2 cents, no flame or toss intended
Tig


Thanks for your compliment and advice Btw, this is for Heroes 2.

Perhaps you can tell me what areas demand exploration?
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Badasti
Badasti


Hired Hero
posted April 22, 2010 12:56 PM

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Perhaps you can tell me what areas demand exploration?


How many Gremlins it takes to kill 1 million Archangels split into 7 groups so they can rez eachother with no luck or morale bonuses! I think that is the question on everyones minds here today...
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batoonike
batoonike


Known Hero
posted April 22, 2010 02:10 PM

How about try to find some system in the battle-terrain on a map grid with particular coordinates? Like for example, every grass tile that is the top-left tile on the adventure map always have the same obsticles in the battle screen on all maps. And if its lava it has other obstacles, but they are always the same. So maybe you can find some cool pattern it there, which would result in a program you could call "battle-terrain-hack", which would be banned

I once made a bot that took screenshots of battles, to find some kind of system. It took screens of battles on grass terrain for about 30-40 top-left tiles. Like (1;1), (1;2), (2;1) etc. But I couldnt figure out any system. Maybe you can?

Of course it could be just totally random. In which case you could try to find a way how to predict the obsticles on lava, snow and swamp in case you know the obsticles on grass.

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gEMx
gEMx

Tavern Dweller
posted May 01, 2010 01:02 AM

where do you make this program?
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Thimble
Thimble

Tavern Dweller
posted May 02, 2010 09:43 AM

Cepheids, how exactly did you calculate this? Do you have a method for calculating it or do you just get notepad and calculator and do it manually?
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Warmonger
Warmonger


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posted May 02, 2010 09:51 AM
Edited by Warmonger at 09:53, 02 May 2010.

He uses maths. Also, it's good to know there are some calulating programs installed on your computer.
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