League of Legends gets more human-like bots
Pratice makes perfect in League of Legends, especially if it's against AI bots. That's why Riot has adjusted bot behaviors to act more human.
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Pratice makes perfect in League of Legends, especially if it's against AI bots. That's why Riot has adjusted bot behaviors to act more human.
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League of Legends studio Riot Games explains how it has been using a behavior initiative to conduct subtle experiments on its large player base.