EPTOn January 03 2018 01:20 ItsFunToLose wrote:
No (man-made) computer will ever beat me in a game of Rocket League 1v1 hoops taking exclusively pixels as input(ie, not hooked deep into the game logic itself granting it obscene levels of predictive omniscience.)
I submit readily to the idea that I currently exist within the framework of a quantum computer universe, and that it is simulating a fraction of the current population and that I have already lost games of Rocket League to such an advanced intelligence.
No (man-made) computer will ever beat me in a game of Rocket League 1v1 hoops taking exclusively pixels as input(ie, not hooked deep into the game logic itself granting it obscene levels of predictive omniscience.)
I submit readily to the idea that I currently exist within the framework of a quantum computer universe, and that it is simulating a fraction of the current population and that I have already lost games of Rocket League to such an advanced intelligence.
What makes you think this? Rocket League (regardless of which game mode) is quite simplistic with regards to physics, rules, and total complexity. Especially compared to a game like Starcraft.
