When Simpler AI Decisions Worked Better: What I Changed in My Jev-Powered Game Judge
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I have been building a small lateral-thinking puzzle game called Sideways . The basic interaction is simple. The player sees a mysterious situation and asks questions until they discover what really happened. For example: Player: Is it light? Game Master: Yes. Or: Player: Does the wake-up mechanism…
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When Simpler AI Decisions Worked Better: What I Changed in My Jev-Powered Game Judge
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