Computer Programming and Magic: The Gathering

I started Forge, which is an open-source, free project that lets you play Magic: The Gathering against the computer. Currently other people are updating Forge and there will be no more posts to this blog.

Monday, August 31, 2009

The Computer Doesn't Mulligan and Why It Doesn't Matter - Part 2

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Basically the "Stack AI Land" option gives the AI a 5-10% improvement although this is just a guess. You can use this option to m...
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Wednesday, August 26, 2009

The Computer Doesn't Mulligan and Why It Doesn't Matter - Part 1

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The computer never mulligans. Truthfully I think I could program the computer to mulligan but I didn't think that it would greatly impr...
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Monday, August 24, 2009

Incantus - Magic Online Clone

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From time to time I try to talk about other Magic programs that you probably haven't heard of and Incantus is one of the best. Incantus...
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Saturday, August 22, 2009

AI Articles

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Here are a few AI articles which could be applied to Magic. The Hoyle program has a set of advisors which help the program learn and act mo...
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Friday, August 21, 2009

Jon Finkel Drafting Article

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Someone sent me this article about how Jon Finkel teaches a novice player how to draft in the Alara block. Jon Finkel is one of the best M...
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Errors Are a Fact of Life

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At last count MTG Forge has a total 1,841 cards and a number of errors. I personally know that some cards are more buggy than others becaus...
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Monday, August 17, 2009

How Do I Chose Which Cards To Add?

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I get asked this question by e-mail and I'm sure many people think the same thing. I have two main criteria for adding new cards. One,...
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