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[FVG]: Robot AI
a lot to discuss here, some topics for starters:
-should we give the robots AI at all, or just have it be all-human? -should we program one global AI, or have several different one-dimensional strategies that are determined randomly at the beginning of the match? (ex. just herd balls, just hang, just push opponants) -should we have difficulty levels? -should we increase the AI opponants' HP accuracy to compensate for possibly low AI? -should we go as far as trying to make two allied AI robots work together in one strategy? feel free to post anything else that should be discussed 
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