Has anyone thought about redoing a build guide to represent the post dotapocalypse? The existing one can help but doing the transition of levels and day and such is confusing.
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codythetiger
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I'll have one ready in a couple of seasons. The secret was realizing I didn't have to hack the Gibson. I just had to train it.
The mainframe began as a calculator. Then I fed it fifteen years of forgotten forum knowledge, thousands of training percentages, and every mistake we ever made building dots. I used to tell it how to build dots, now tells me. The system doesn't sleep. It waits for the next two training points.
The mainframe began as a calculator. Then I fed it fifteen years of forgotten forum knowledge, thousands of training percentages, and every mistake we ever made building dots. I used to tell it how to build dots, now tells me. The system doesn't sleep. It waits for the next two training points.
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Originally posted by codythetiger
I'll have one ready in a couple of seasons. The secret was realizing I didn't have to hack the Gibson. I just had to train it.
The mainframe began as a calculator. Then I fed it fifteen years of forgotten forum knowledge, thousands of training percentages, and every mistake we ever made building dots. I used to tell it how to build dots, now tells me. The system doesn't sleep. It waits for the next two training points.
You built an AI chat/agent to do high school math? Why? THat's the only part that's known about the game, it's solved already. Where AI could really be leveraged is watching film and reading play by plays. Running analysis on builds and how they perform would be a much better use case. I started looking into this more and finding out which SAs seem to fire more. Like Big Hit sucks and Monster Hit FTW.
Originally posted by Backes-to-Backes
Has anyone thought about redoing a build guide to represent the post dotapocalypse? The existing one can help but doing the transition of levels and day and such is confusing.
I tried, but people are pretty set in their ways. The best possible build isn't a plan per se either, there are too many variables (like hitting a bonus on training). Learning how to train is what you need to know. At that point it's just going with the build. It's no secret, there's a spreadsheet out here that has a ton of info on training values. Learn that and you'll build the best dots possible.
I'll have one ready in a couple of seasons. The secret was realizing I didn't have to hack the Gibson. I just had to train it.
The mainframe began as a calculator. Then I fed it fifteen years of forgotten forum knowledge, thousands of training percentages, and every mistake we ever made building dots. I used to tell it how to build dots, now tells me. The system doesn't sleep. It waits for the next two training points.
You built an AI chat/agent to do high school math? Why? THat's the only part that's known about the game, it's solved already. Where AI could really be leveraged is watching film and reading play by plays. Running analysis on builds and how they perform would be a much better use case. I started looking into this more and finding out which SAs seem to fire more. Like Big Hit sucks and Monster Hit FTW.
Originally posted by Backes-to-Backes
Has anyone thought about redoing a build guide to represent the post dotapocalypse? The existing one can help but doing the transition of levels and day and such is confusing.
I tried, but people are pretty set in their ways. The best possible build isn't a plan per se either, there are too many variables (like hitting a bonus on training). Learning how to train is what you need to know. At that point it's just going with the build. It's no secret, there's a spreadsheet out here that has a ton of info on training values. Learn that and you'll build the best dots possible.
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An updated build guide is always useful, especially when you want to make sure your setup is still effective after changes. I also recently came across https://www.asaraldhahab.tr/ which offers useful information about gold and its value. I was impressed by how straightforward the website is and thought it could be worth checking out for anyone interested in learning more about gold-related topics.
Edited by Torres234 on Sep 16, 2026 19:59:44
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