Steven Goldfeather

I think when I did this, the game was in a buggy state where clicking to deploy regiments didn't work. Trying again, I got it to run.

"Real Weapon Systems from 6 Nations (100+ Units)" - if only AI could do better than squares, circles, and pentagons. Can't wait for that!

I click start, nothing happens except loud bombing sounds and a nice JavaScript error in the console:

Uncaught TypeError: spec is undefined
    drawUnit https://openfree-war-game-simul.static.hf.space/index.html:1570
    drawMap https://openfree-war-game-simul.static.hf.space/index.html:1556
    drawMap https://openfree-war-game-simul.static.hf.space/index.html:1555
    setupEventListeners https://openfree-war-game-simul.static.hf.space/index.html:1343

It's a good start, but I hope AI will be used for assistance and not relied upon completely for game development.

Thanks for answering. There's a severe lack of high quality technical references in the AI space, so hopefully you will help fill the void.

Not a bad start, but it needs compression and doesn't include examples or quantitative justifications for the areas that benefit from reasoning. Doesn't even mention backtracking, which is something in reasoning models I'd like to learn more about. What are examples of "novel" reasoning paths?

What was the research paper which introduced reasoning? You don't list any sources or external links.