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Turing Adventure
10 years ago

A little rant


Well, I finally understand why the bots aren’t as precise as they should be… The software we’re using as a back end is full of bugs! This I knew for the past days, but I’m surprise to dicover that It does not even implement correctly the AIML matching algorithm that is out there since… 2001!

I am rushing adding shoddy I-fixed-it entries to the bots knowledge database in order to salvage what I can and make the game fun and playable. Right now is a frustrating experience that would lead players to believe that they have to come out with the exact input, like in old text adventure; which is the exact opposite of the point I wanted to make with this game! Roarr!

I feel like trapped in the cell myself!

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