I’m excited to play a game with this some day!

Didnt expect you to be here

it sucks. force uses momentum. you don't run up and stop then swing. it's completely open. you swing from the waist. so many style issues. of course, culture is memetically inbred for generations, so who'd know? just send out the right hollywood signals.

the ultimate crossover

Screw the game, we're going to fight these things IRL and they seem like they have martial arts mastered.

NVIDIA abouta be hired by the US military

I was hoping there would be 10v10 battles between AIs trained between different time frames.

@@tomodoros6846 They haven't been taught to strategise or to adapt to the conditions of a fight from what I can tell. It's basically just physics-based animation at this point.

Then have seperate AI’s for commanding. An AI can control the positions (go here, go here) another can tell the AI controlling animations which animations to do to get to a certain place or to fight a certain way.

I think this would be a lot more doable for stuff like police house raids than actual battlefield action. Kind of like in the movie "Chappie"

Perfect for NPCs.

Just responses to attacks in general. In most current games characters are either controlled perfectly by an animation, or completely rag doll, with no in between. The interpolation here means that you can have anything in between, medium attacks can stagger and heavy attacks can stagger more. You can have a whole range of realistic responses to arbitrary input in a way that just hasn't been possible

@@CalebTerryREDa lot of games have an in between

@@lightswitch2622 ok... Name one? One that isn't already a ragdoll game that is

@@CalebTerryRED Sekiro, but I get your point.

Nope. Only if its realy realy bad armor

Possibly born just in time for space exploration. Imagine we will be able to restore your biological age to early twenties just two decades from now. Even if we start exploring the space in early 2100s, you will still be able to travel past our solar system, no matter if you are 20 or 120.

@@duduvenom Come on, you might learn to love it.

@@jurajchobot if we actually managed to stop aging the world would end in less than 100 years for sure lmao

@@MVS0N_ Not if we solved fusion first. You would be able to turn all the deserts into greenery and you would be able to comfortably scale any area into population density of New York while building separate sky-scrapers full of interior food farms. Earth is easily capable of sustaining 30 billion people with fusion energy technology and at that time we will be able to colonize different planets. Gravity is still not solved, so if we managed to find a way to manipulate it, we would be able to completely terraform Mars, possibly even Venus. Humanity has potential to grow into trillions. We just need to work on our technology as when the time comes we are no longer able to increase our numbers due to technological limitations, we will probably self destruct as a species as I think technology that infinitely extends our lifespan is within our reach. And with it a hunger for more life. Take it away from people and they will riot. Give it to them and you will have to work on technology for the rest of your existence. The only way to stop the lifespan increasing technology is to move back into 19th century. I don't think this can ever happen and as such we are already in a death race for more energy and physical resources. Luckily for us, with enough Genius, they are almost infinite.

you have decades and decades of porn to go through!

Every game that takes itself a bit seriously really needs this

Or damage which will make ai try and maybe fail or succeed in making n3w mouvement patterns

I wonder how well it would play with the environment. Like if there was a sword fighting vr game, could you put a shield behind the enemy and walk toward it and it would trip over everytime or would it be able to be aware of the environment before it hits the environment object?

​@@notuxnobuxI assume it would maintain balance while bumping into a wall or something, but wouldn't get over obstacles very well unless trained for it.

Yup. Both Boneworks and B&S style enemies are very unnatural. A good enemy would move with purpose but would still appropriately react to the player, so no pre-made animations. I feel like this is the best way to do that.

Gorn VR has 'ai' driven ragdoll enemies that make for dynamic and hilarious brawls, but it's still just puppeteering a set animation and crude in that it basically just throws haymakers at you 😂

Good luck designing a system that gracefully simulates physics in VR by making you fall down on your face if your takedown got countered by someone who's better than you at wrestling. I've thought about this for years with no good solution. You basically have to announce there's a "de-sync", wait for the player to assume their avatar's actual position, and resume the game every time it happens.

It's actually great idea! Level difference that will be logically explained! Not just with numbers. It would be so cool! It's a shame big companies will implement completed technology only if some indi game blow up with this.

Slowly but surely, humans are becoming redundant.

wasn't it 10k?

@@xXMsCarlyXx Yeah you are right. The price I had was DGX A100, so a fully fledged system.

@@julianoberhofer3550 No, it's $7,000.

Elysium getting closer and closer each day

Some researchers already did that. Small humanoid robobots trained on playing football and the real world counterparts are like 90% as good as their digital ones.

You're right! Though its a little bit frightening too!

I think I read somewhere about how that's a long term plan. To have the AI train on a GPU, then upload it into a robot. That's kind of terrifying, as you could dispatch a unit of bots, and upload like 100 years of advanced tactical training into them, en route. They would be an unstoppable force.

@@Fermion. Deploy 6 bulletresistant robots in the middle of a millitary installation.

@@alansmithee419 They could definitely cause a ton of damage to a military base, but they'd eventually be blown up.

​@@alansmithee419all fun and games till some Taliban guy with a jammer he made from a microwave and a car battery destroys your 8-billion dollar robot squad.

We live in an exhilarating time!

The possibilities for Strategy games and combat simulators are imo higher than for other genres. Imagine how much of an impact different skill levels can have. Finally not balanced only by more life/dmg but actual skill

@@little_lord_tam so true

true,that its "unfortunate" if our AI's minds are based on "predators"! but nothing trains "solid movement" more, then having an opponent who constantly trys to knock you off your feet!

In order to effectively fight you probably need more collaboration between agents than any other action imaginable so don't be sad. Please dont be sad please dont cry its going to be ok please

Damn i just bought a $450 sony mocopi mocap suit, be great to see companies take this up for use in cinematics. Tweaking poor mocopi is a nightmare, this looks next best thing ;). Just a pity its just an ongoing training program and not ---> 'is coming out very soon'!!!!

@@armondtanz the suit is still going to be perfect for some subtle close up moves. Keep it and use it. They don’t do hip movement well but arms and hands, most do excellent. So use it for fine tuning.

most robot use cases are on flat ground or stationary not needing legs. ehrrls suffice in many applications

That's how you get an uprising

You aren't funny.

When you look at the stick figures, they don't even have feet. I think they should add foot simulation - including at least one joint for the front foot.

@@harmless6813 stick figures just show connected joints. other overlay appears to have a pointy limb sticking out for the surface and angle of the foot (but it's not 100% clear so I'm not sure). but yeah, it should still have an extra joint for the front of the foot anyway and a big toe

As you might imagine, it didn't take a week to produce material for this paper that the final training took, but months. So really you don't.