Do video games have any intrinsic value/useful return?




Video games seem like massive time wasters. I have yet to see any proof of muh hand-eye coordination, and if you want that, go shooting. So what do video games actually return? Don't tell me you waste so much just to have hedonistic fun?

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Everything people enjoy is a massive timewaster. Any attempts to attribute some higher virtue to the arts by the same people who lambast video games is desperate flailing. I'd certainly agree the majority of video games are low art however.
Game theory, developed by [American mathematician John Nash](https://www.britannica.com/biography/John-Nash), is essential to AI because it plays an underlying role in how these smart algorithms improve over time.


At its most basic, AI is about algorithms that are deployed to find solutions to problems. Game theory is about players in opposition trying to achieve specific goals. As most aspects of life are about competition, game theory has many meaningful real-world applications.


These problems tend to be dynamic. Some game theory problems are natural candidates for AI algorithms. So, whenever game theory is applied, multiple AI agents that interact with each other will only care about utility to itself.


Data scientists within this space should be [aware of the following games](https://towardsdatascience.com/game-theory-for-data-scientists-2a3b649809):


* Symmetric vs. asymmetric
* Perfect vs. imperfect information
* Cooperative vs. non-cooperative
* Simultaneous vs. sequential
* Zero-sum vs. non-zero-sum it could be a random drop or a glitch. if you've got the item and nothing else is wrong with the game, enjoy! Hawken
An FPSMMO game set on a dystopian world where people fight over dwindling resources using mechs.An FPSMMO game set on a dystopian world where people fight over dwindling resources using mechs.No PS+ subscription required: Most PS4 games with multiplayer modes require an additional subscription called Playstation Plus. However, free games that have online multiplayer don't generally need PS+ to play online, which is a much welcomed feature for players who can't fork out money for this subscription. | Fast-paced and fun action: Hawken breaks the idea that large heavy mechs equate to slow movement. You'll instead move at a brisk pace, constantly firing your machine guns and launching rockets at the enemy. The mechs are also equipped with jump-jets, allowing you to make very swift evasive maneuvers and hover above the battlefield, so it has a 3D tactics aspect unlike most FPS games. All of this makes the action really enjoyable. | Great sense of immersion: Hawken does an excellent job of making you feel like you really are in the mech. From the vibrations on the glass when you're firing off a salvo of missiles to the swaying of the cockpit when you're stomping your way through a destroyed city, there are many details that considerably add to the immersion. | Almost completely free: In Hawken, almost everything can be bought with in-game currency. Unlike most free to play games this even includes items such as cosmetic changes. While you may have to do a bit of grinding, this game can be fully played without spending a dime. | Encourages teamplay: In a genre saturated with lone wolf games like Call of Duty, it's nice to have a game like Hawken which makes teamwork a necessity. You'll immediately notice how disadvantageous 1v2 battles are, so you'll always look to cooperate with your teammates. From things like providing covering fire to defending each other when repairing mechs, it feels nice when you can rely on your teammates on a regular basis.
 | Lack of story is a missed opportunity: A current trend in online gaming is that many games do not offer a single player campaign or any means to tell a story. Sadly Hawken continues this trend as it does very little to expand on its interesting setting, which is very disappointing. Critical captures are still in the game, I've had it happen for me several times. thanks. if anyone else comes here looking for a solution, i did manage to fix it by replaying the entire game.

i sent the bad save file to andy, so hopefully that helps with finding a preventative solution. :slightly\_smiling\_face: one idea can be videos have frames so, vectorize each frame and calculate dtw between two consecutive frames. this will help in gaining the difference in each frame and perhaps help in classification. hope this helps you. send it to electronics recycling. why annoy yourself with bad performance. HM ok, another day, another try, but I gotta say: The seemingly endless lessons about numbers and numbers on top of numbers and more numbers are really disencouraging me a lot. It's been a lot of fun up to this point, but I really don't see the point in filling out so much about numbers for the sake of numbers o\_o Could you, like, do a little less of that? i miss the ngage. current phone games suck. It's not a real screen capture though. It seems to be an animated wireframe style. I found some results for similar things when Googling for UI wireframe animation, animated wireframe video, and build wireframe mockup video.


Here are some links I found that may help:


* <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=je07_ZHfjrA>
* <https://www.flinto.com/>
* <https://moqups.com/>


etc.


Hope this helps.