Did this character first appear in a work published or created after Dec. 31, 1899?

Female?

"Vastly" higher than 12% openings of an attack on Austria ... says 75%?? which is very different than a typical game. A couple of mods have said in the past that bots programmed to learn ... but they can't be as this is normally such a disastrous opening for Italy (not always - but normally) How ar...

Oh, and those games are from PlayDiplomacy, which, AFAIK, doesn't have bots... So those are (theoretically) human-only games. That might make sense that there's such a difference in the percentages. I don't what games the AI bots were trained on here, but it would be interesting to see the differen...

The dataset I found is here. Admittedly, it's six years old, so there may be new trends in way the game is played. https://data.world/maxstrange/diplomacyboardgame Oh, and those games are from PlayDiplomacy, which, AFAIK, doesn't have bots... So those are (theoretically) human-only games. That migh...

Here's my current data on the 348 Classic bot games I have played where I wasn't Italy: A Ven->Tri. A Rom->Ven. F Nap->ION. : 21 6.0% A Ven->Tri. A Rom->Apu. F Nap->ION. : 12 3.4% A Ven->Tri : 33 9.5% A Ven H. A Rom->Apu. F Nap->ION. : 69 19.5% A Ven H. A Rom->Nap. F Nap->ION. : 14 4.0% A Ven H. : 8...

Design flaw by developers of programming Italy to attack Austria a high percentage of the time makes Turkey very powerful in lots of bots games... I've been doing some analysis of a diplomacy moves dataset that includes over 20,000 games -- and 12% of the games, the first move from VEN is to TRI. 3...

My advice is to always immediately cancel a game as Austria when Italy attacks = so the Bots don't learn that this is a feasible attack (although I still strongly believe a design flaw...) I didn't think the classic bots were learning from "new" games that they play, only from the games they were p...

Hm. Is C a primate of some sort?

Does an average member of C's species weigh less than an average human male?

Jamiet99uk wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 23, 2023 10:16 pm

DougJoe wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 23, 2023 10:00 pm

For C, is this creature a carnivore?

If the answer is no, I will guess Dolly the (cloned) Sheep (since you got me thinkin about cells with Henrietta Lacks).

Dolly was a female sheep.

This creature is male.

*facepalm*

For C, is this creature a carnivore?

If the answer is no, I will guess Dolly the (cloned) Sheep (since you got me thinkin about cells with Henrietta Lacks).

-) Is it debatable whether they are dead or not because only some parts of her are still alive? If the answer for D is yes, is it Henrietta Lacks (born Loretta Pleasant)/HeLa cell line? -) (mostly meant for C) Are they a mammal? We have a new leader! The immortal Henrietta Lacks (may all of her be ...

Jamiet99uk wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 10, 2023 4:57 pm

10. Born 1800 or later.

That's not necessarily true, based on what Darg asked, right?

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dargorygel wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 10, 2023 4:04 pm

Was she alive (discounting reincarnation or time travel) Between the years 1800 and 2023?

For example, someone born in 1799 could be a "yes" to Darg's question, correct?

No, this is not another quibbling geography question. Was this person royalty/member of a noble or aristocratic family? I feel like this is implied by the famous parents but there are multiple interpretations. This is a good question in this context, I would also have asked. Agreed, that's the firs...

Free guess: Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia?

I guess we're bored of this then. Bored isn't the right word. More like... vaguely uninspired to try to grind through all the possibilities. That being said, free guess: Jack Lemmon? Had a kid who is/was an actor. Won Oscars but not after the date in the questions. Born north of 40, died south of 4...

damo666 wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 08, 2023 2:11 pm

I guess we're bored of this then.

Bored isn't the right word. More like... vaguely uninspired to try to grind through all the possibilities.

han-shahanshah wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 31, 2023 3:23 pm

It is the Dragon of Echigo, congratulations damo!

Sorry for all the confusion around geography, good game everyone.

Just curious, any particular reason you thought of him?

Free guess: since the other two "great unifiers" have been guessed, I'll try the third, Toyotomi Hideyoshi.