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Originally Posted by Syd Thrift

People keep saying this, and the bigger issue to me is, I don’t know why you’d want that. An AI type setup is liable to try anything - batting the worst hitter on your team leadoff, playing guys out of position, running out starters for 3 innings, etc. - and then will re-evaluate based on either direct input, which means lots of people having to tell the AI that it messed up, or you plant a thing in where it “knows” it did well based on wins and losses.

That’s not a method to create the Ultimate Baseball Manager, that’s a method to create the ultimate exploiter of loopholes in the game itself.

My assumption was not to have it be an active AI running from the cloud and exploiting all of the game loopholes in the customers hands but use it during development as an AI tester to exploit hidden loopholes to close before users find them, and improved post-launch AI algorithms through pre-launch testing.