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As a professional software developer, i would strongly recommend not using agile. Iterative development is still totally possible without it, but agile causes problems that explode massively over time. Managers like agile, developers are ruined by it.

Super interested, thought about something like this in the past but in the interest of time I have opted for simulating only no-talent spreadsheet players

Im happy to see footsies being revived like this, having a strong AI to fight will help the fact that online play is a wasteland definitely subscribing to see where this goes 🔥🔥

I'm not sure if that's a tier problem you got there.

Just came from the broski video and it's legitimately frustrating and painful how many people seem to be completely deaf when it comes to satire and bits lmfao. Maybe they just unironically hate ken that much

I think you're overcomplicating things. If you want the CPU to feel like a real ladder opponent, just have it call you a slur after every match. :)

I was just talking about neural networks while playing footsies yesterday.. did you start this senior project just for me 😂 Excited to follow this project as it develops!

This might be the best video ever made

Wait a sec you're the "ken's not strong" guy.

I've done a bit of analysis I'm fairly sure the footsies is a solved game from the perspective of an ai with perfect reactions. There are only two instances in the game there is a true RPS. Reversal DP trivializes neutral and defense. Point being some amount of delay between the frame input is received and when it is allowed to produce response is necessary not to fundamentally break the game.

how are you going to collect data about game runtime? because if it's input based, you're gonna run into snk boss syndrome

Not sure if you’ve seen Philip the ssbm bot but could be worth looking into. The main issue I’ve seen with training nns for fighting games is adding reaction time- if you don’t give your network simulated reaction time then it doesn’t result in an interesting ai, but if you do then (from what I’ve seen) the reward system gets very very funky because the reward ends up being disjointed from the nn inputs. I’d be very curious to see how you solve that

Great 😁

It's great to see someone making something like this, having a cpu that you could condition during a match would be incredible. I'm interested to see the journey and hope it leads to something awesome!

Liked, subscribed, and eager for more.

Commentated runs seem like a good idea, but mainly if you structure it around a thesis so that it's not just some guy talking over a bunch of clips in sequence.

That sequence ending at 0:08 is gold.

my goat dropped

The real issue with AI players is not being able to play mindgames. You can't predict that an AI is on layer 1, layer 2, whatever. It just doesn't use human logic to reach its output, and human logic is the most important element to fighting games.

Cool idea, great video presentation and explanations. Excited to see more videos

I think SimSim has been a moderately successful attempt at making AI that helps with ladder anxiety. Obviously it's hard to know how it works under the hood, but maybe you could mention it in passing somehow if you happen to learn something interesting about it?

You raised amazing points about CPUs and fighting games. Absolute kino.

Nice man, I’m a SWE professionally and I’ve thought a personal project for the FGC like this would be fun for a while, cool to see u doing it

This is fucking awesome dude

Sick video! Reminded me a lot of "Yosh" 's content from trackmania, he's been training an ai to play trackmania and has gotten it to a point where humans struggle to beat it at all. Highly recommended

Are you an idiot?

bro, "the weakness with ken's lvl 2 is that it costs 2 bars" has to be the most stupid thing I've seen in a while. "for little damage" yeah because 2800 is little dmg for 2 bars. "most people need lvl 3 for damage" you mean the lvl 3 that does 2000 dmg for 3 bars at the end of a combo instead of 2800 for 2 bars? "if you don't want to get punished just don't use the attack" yeah the whole point of having a punish is that it removes options... This sounds like someone who's never played a fighting game before.

I haven't watched this video yet but I am asking this question here because I wasn't sure if you'd get to it, your other videos having way more views and comments. So when learning a new skill like SF, I've heard it's important to focus only on one or two things within that skill at a time. Then you slowly build up on those things one at a time and they end up building layer after layer. I understand this for things like practicing a combo or tick throws or something, but this also applies to learning footsies right? Just because technically its more conceptual than those other things, though I might be wrong about that. What I'm saying is that when I'm in a match, and I want to get better at footsies, I should treat it as one of those layers and think about the footsies phases and react to my opponent accordingly based on which phase he's in. And one more thing. I don't know when I should focus on practicing something and when to take more notes and learn something new. I do learn a lot of things when I take more notes but I can't work on them immediately because I'm working on other things. Should I just focus on the things I'm working on now and don't add anymore information, or should I focus on what I am doing now but still add new info that I'll get to later? If you don't understand my questions, please let me know.

If this is serious: Uninstall the game. If this is not serious: Ragebait is ugly and you should go outside more.

I playing sf6 (i just bought it) because im actually trying to get better at fighting games after years of playing it. My salt besides me getting anooyed with my self and the enemy get control over me is modern controls. Like i could block a auto combo go to do a leg sweep into spiral arrow and they instant are into another auto combo or super and im screw how do i combat that

Have a whole playlist of videos from various content creators about neural/footsies and I’ve been looking for just one video I can come back to brush up with instead of watching the whole playlist. I think I found it..such a concise video. Great job bro

Remember friends, SKIPPING NEUTRAL IS PART OF NEUTRAL

Good Breakdown and well explained!

“So if you punish with a level 2 you lose 2 bars” ahhh argument💀💀💀

For your hard work, way less than what we should owe you

FYI the colors being washed out in your clips are possibly due to HDR being enabled (or Windows auto-HDR). If you disable HDR before you capture the clips, they will probably look normal.

Where do you get the chart of the ranges of the light kicks? @0:43

man this is MASTERPIECE holy sh*t is awesome how you destructure the game...

These videos are second to none. A lot of the other guides don't tell you the "why" of SF6. They just tell you to do some arbitrary skill to get out of X rank, but they don't explain anything really beyond that. Daigo said in a video that there are the memorizers/imitators, and then there are the "conceptual people". The memorizers/imitators can look at an instruction manual to build a car and they can do just that. They can put all the pieces together and end up with a functioning car, but nothing really beyond that; they just do without really understanding why The conceptual people ask, "why does this piece go here? How does it affect every other part of the car? What if we did three wheels instead of four?" They want to know why the car is put together the way it is. These people are able to not only build a car, but they have grasped the fundamental concepts that would allow them to improve on the car's design and also create other mechanical contraptions. Daigo said that the conceptual person would probably get fired from his job for not being able to build the car as quickly, but his understanding of the concepts would benefit him in the long run, even if he doesn't see those benefits immediately. This series is the only SF6 guide that has scratched that conceptual itch for me, and it's making me be able to understand what is actually going on in my matches; you've actually diagnosed some problems I couldn't figure out because I didn't have the proper understanding. I leave a match less confused on what went right and wrong, and I am more focused on learning instead of winning, losing or my rank. You are also very articulate and give good examples, and your videos are actually worth studying. Thank you Fararjeh.

Very nice teaching style! Do you also offer personal training?

This helps a lot. Been struggling with this for a while. Hope this will help me progress towards 1650 mmr.

Excellent explanation!

This is a great video. The other guys in your call were asking great questions too. Thanks a lot for posting this.

This is a fantastic breakdown

Did you mention how Kens level 2 takes 2 superbars and makes level 3 unaccessable ?

PROFESSOR OF FOOTSIES

Your profile picture goes hard ngl

does neutral even exist vs dhalsim

Phenom be like: "There goes the time I've been fighting this fight down the drain.. "

This is extremely helpful. Keep it coming!