davidswelt
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9 years ago Good point, however, I never use more than one wolf in the actual tournament.
It’s really just a demo. They have to take care of a lot of eventualities as it is…
Also, sheep aren’t at a disadvantage, because they’re not running against the wolves in the tournament. They’re running against the other sheep.
I think we could have a function that gets all players everywhere… don’t we have this already?
On Mar 26, 2015, at 8:07 PM, Cory Gehr notifications@github.com wrote:
Sometimes I've noticed you like to add multiple wolves in a game for the final demonstration. I thought this may be helpful since getWolfPosition() only returns a single wolf, and thus could put Sheep at a disadvantage if they aren't aware of the others (although arguable, a good Sheep may look at the GamePiece objects surrounding it).
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corygehr
Sometimes I've noticed you like to add multiple wolves in a game for the final demonstration. I thought this may be helpful since getWolfPosition() only returns a single wolf, and thus could put Sheep at a disadvantage if they aren't aware of the others (although arguably, a good Sheep may look at the GamePiece objects surrounding it).