How an A.I. is Becoming the World's Best Pokemon Player
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- Because sometimes you gotta spend a year turning a childhood interest into a personal computer science breakthrough…
Learn more about the AI or watch it battle live at www.battlepredictor.com/FSAI
OR battle it throughout this week yourself at play.pokemonshowdown.com and look for user “Future Sight AI”
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References and Links:
[01]: Possible Situations (a.k.a. State-Space Complexity) for different games
- Tic Tac Toe, Othello, Go: project.dke.maastrichtunivers...
- Checkers: webdocs.cs.ualberta.ca/~duane...
- Chess: The two links above both solve for Chess, but provide conflicting numbers, so took the average of both
- Connect 4: www.informatik.uni-trier.de/~f...
- Pokemon: Calculated myself based on how many possible team combinations there are. The code and more detail is here: github.com/aed3/FSAI-Extras/t...
[02]: Images
- Type symbols sourced from bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/ and animated 3D models from www.pkparaiso.com/espada_escu...
- All originally from Pokemon Sword and Shield
[03]: Chance to win for an NBA team from ESPN
[04]: Pokemon Battle Predictor Links
- Chrome and Edge: www.pokemonbattlepredictor.co...
- Firefox: www.pokemonbattlepredictor.co...
[05]: How Chess Playing AIs work - www.chess.com/article/view/ho...
[06]: Pokemon Showdown GitHub Repo - github.com/smogon/Pokemon-Sho...
[07]: Random Moves
- I ran tests where during the AI’s runs, it would choose a random game to only click random moves. This happened 60 times and it won… 0 games.
- That’s actually worse than it should be, and I go over it in more detail here: www.battlepredictor.com/FSAI/h...
[08]: “Someone has Weather Ball”
- “WBE Finals! Wolfey VS Cybertron” by WolfeyVGC: • WBE Finals! Wolfey VS ...
- I kinda feel bad for taking that part out, so you can read what I would’ve said here: www.battlepredictor.com/FSAI/h...
- This is also where the short gameplay clip in the intro comes from. One of many, many Easter Eggs…
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Timestamps
0:00 - Pokemon: More than Meets the Eye
1:14 - Intro
1:39 - Competitive Pokemon’s Depth
2:51 - Answering Your Questions
4:05 - Applying Machine Learning to Pokemon
9:00 - Seeing a Battle’s Future
14:00 - How the AI Did
18:00 - Inverse Damage Calculation
20:31 - Future Topics
22:24 - Battle the AI!
23:15 - Potential Applications
23:36 - Kinda Arrogant, Kinda Accurate
24:19 - Potential Applications
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I started this channel for three reasons:
1. Increase representation in the engineering community
2. Improve at talking into a camera
3. Include tasks I’m fine with putting less effort towards in the day (this video being an exception)
Some of the goals are more far-fetched than others, but I’ll see what I can do. 
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The fact that it plays to the opponents skill level means that you just made a competitive “play against AI” mode in Pokémon. That’s impressive.
If the AI is to improve, it should always play its best, and not adjust to skill level.
@@KinkajusRevenge
with pokemon, a bad player can outplay a good player that over thinks or over estimating a player
@@tl1326 Yes, but i believe that in the long term, playing to the best move in a given situation wins more often than trying to underpredict a player
@@KinkajusRevenge but to properly do that the AI will need to see a lot more turns ahead than the current 3
@@lucaslbpo91not really. Pokemon is largely about tactics, and knowing your win condition. Prediction is only a small part of it. I doubt most players think more than a few moves ahead, since RNG and other factors change the board often.
I laughed over landorus u-turn being no.1 prediction, AI already learned the essence of high-level play
"high level play" being asleep at the wheel. sure.
@@kylekiske_ "high level play" spaning spore with amoongus
@@xav9992 Only in VGC, this is playing OU.
@@xav9992 when the ai is sus
@@kylekiske_ yeah, a lot of people (especially if they're tilted) will just play on autopilot. Leading something like a choice scarf Landorus Therian and clicking u-turn turn 1 is something that will often work out well for you It's like spamming a high damage move in a fighting game which is the mark of a noob rather than "high level play", you find something that works and just keep doing it. This is an important thing to identify when trying to improve. When you catch yourself going on autopilot the best thing you can do is slow down and try to force yourself to use more time per turn (temporarily). That is not to say you always need to spend a minute thinking through every turn, experience can help you off-load a lot of the processing so you can focus your conscious thought on tricky scenarios (and sometimes you can get in "the zone" where you can play super fast because even though you're not consciously thinking about each play you subconsciously are quickly following the correct logic).
An AI that has a consistent ~50% winrate in all levels of play is honestly pretty cool.
It has a better winrate than I do
Yeah. It actually makes it the best kind of practice AI to put into a videogame. Since if there is always an average of 50% chance to win or lose regardless of your skill level it will always be a challenge and keep you learning and improving.
And that's on the weakest setting 😂
Such a perfect practice tool
Honestly speaking this is absolutely the golden opportunity! Even though it was not the creators intention having a computer that pushes a player no matter the skill level and both the player and the computer having an even chance at beating each other should be its own project. Modeling skill curves is damn hard and is some secret sauce!
Playing to the opponent's skill level is actually an incredible accidental creation. You've built an AI that, if it's pared down a bit, could be plugged into a pokemon game to provide an interesting opponent throughout the game.
Honestly, I'm tired of NPCs that don't EVER switch their Pokemon until one of them faints and moves on to the next Pokemon they have... I'd like one or a few that at least have some "skill" and a solid strategy but no unfair to the player and it's challenging and rewarding to defeat them even they gradually increase the difficulty of the battles based on certain game conditions as you progress or do quests or something like that... It would be super interesting and cool and teaches you how to play for real like in Pokemon Showdown, for example!
Lots of post games have something similar where the only way to get far is to have a competitively viable team
Alternatively, slap it into smogon and let it rip
@@asterlofts1565 Having read Chorocojo's Let's Play Pokemon Platinum, Barry seems to be a weirdly skilled NPC by the general standards of the series, not only switching out of unfavorable matchups, but punishing the player character for switching out through the use of the move Pursuit. While kind of a doofus in general, he's sort of an idiot savant when it comes to his chosen form of competition, like so many anime protagonists I guess.
This is why I liked Pokémon black and white 2. The hard mode was decently difficult and made the second play through way more fun. Wish they would add hardmode to all Pokémon games
"I made an ai that plays at the skill level of its opponents" Dude, that is not easy. Every video game ever wouldn't mind having that ability for co op vs ai games.
It's not usable, the ai can do that because he know the opponent rating and what's usually used at that rating, it couldn't work in single player game
@@davideleoncini6246 Think league of legends. Every player has an elo rating. Their current co-op vs ai mode doesn't scale in difficulty though, any player better than bronze can easily defeat them. If they changed up their difficulty based on the elo of the players, that'd be a LOT better than the current implementation.
@@kairotox I was thinking about Pokemon story mode ahahah, Im with you in this though, it would be good
Technically it could be possible. If the ai was incorporated into the story mode it could just base it's level off of how many gym badges the trainer has, probably some other factors too like total number of wins or losses, total number of defeated trainer pokemon.. Definitely would love to see something like this in the main games, the story mode is way to easy
@@Nintendilly it wouldnt make a difference, a pokemon game should just give better pokemon to trainer and make them do moves that actually do something, thats all, youll have a difficult game for 90% of pokemon player.
If you want to know why AI wouldnt make a noticeble pratical difference its because you cant make it choose the trainer team and level, thats all setup in advance, and even if you make it choose, you should give a small selection cause of type trainer that use only some type of pkmn.
This is so sick
Why do I hear boss music...
But seriously, your videos helped a lot in making this, so I'm glad you think it's cool!
Joey himself here :o
Joey vs FuturesightAI when?
Feature challenging the AI on your channel. Be a sick vid
J his name is…
Professional ML Engineer / Data Scientist here. You did amazing work. Some particular points that I think deserve commendation:
1. Picking a language based on how well it fits the needs of the project. (Yeah, I'm a Python fanboy, but I think the call to use JS here was the right one for the reason you mentioned.)
2. Being socially responsible with the code release -- thinking of cheaters making the game not fun.
3. Making the model available to test by outsiders.
So yup. I'm floored. Awesome work.
17:45 “it has this weird limitation where it played to its opponent’s skill level”
THATS SUCH A WHOLESOME LIMITATION THO 🥺
Fun to play against for anyone, giving a challenge but good win chance... that's the perfect opponent for anyone.
@@Katharina-rp7iq yeah it would be good as a built-in bot for the game. But, he wants it to be the best... That means wrecking everybody
Honestly, that seems like the next logical step. Over prediction is a thing.
I feel like a problem that may have led to this was only using the last used move as a parameter and not all the moves that have been used throughout the battle.
lol that emoji
Your chance of predicting whether a player will win is almost the same as stone edges chance of hitting. How poetic.
50%?
*stone miss :´)
Though the exact thing. That and focus blast
Nice 30%
@Zeta Then it is 50%.
"Multithreaded"
"But he just said he did everything in javascri..... Oh, poor soul"
I didn't really understand it, can you explain?
@@illusion9423 there are languages that make it easier to use multithreading... And that is somewhat of an understatement.
@@elirantuil5003 do you mean like C++ or is it even easier in other languages?
@@jenidu9642 for multithreading yes
@@PabloRozario easier in C++ or other languages?
I'm blown away by this project.. and the AMAZING animations in this video..
the production quality of this video is absolute top tier
I would love to see how it would fare with meme teams like focus-sash + endeavour + quick attack rattatas or pain-split + sturdy level 1 mons.
Would the ai find a worthy challenge in trying to predict extremely fringe cases or be at a loss.
Might be possible that the computer, through machine learning, could pick up that Level 1 Rattata = FEAR and play accordingly.
without any kind of learning or preparation for FEAR mons itd probably struggle, but it could very easily be taught or learn to recognise and counterplay any possible FEAR strats
Considering the likelihood of it carrying toxic, and burn it would probably be able to play accordingly..being able to detect the set automatically with its database of million of battles.
@@nya69 Actually, I don't think it's likely to run out of PP versus a FEAR pokemon
/j
If this project is still active I wonder how it would fare against weird metas like revivecats of the former natdex AG
This is so freakin cool. Congrats on building something this impressive!
Thanks, I really enjoy your videos too!
Its the music man :O
Hi Carlos!
Carlos 😳
Carlos plays competitive? 😳😳😳😳
This is genuinely one of the best videos I’ve ever seen. I’ve played Pokemon for years at various levels, but I know precious little about actual computer science; yet when I watched you explain the AI in depth, I never felt talked down to or lectured towards, just educated. It’s a rare skill to be able to explain a topic in-depth, and passionately, without coming off as showoff-ish, but you nailed it.
Sub earned. Great work, I can’t wait to see more!
That is truly all I strive for when making these videos; ngl this comment had me tearing up a bit. It's super uplifting to see this and I'll do my best to keep the quality coming!
Yes
Way back in high school, I tried to do almost the same thing. It's kinda hilarious hearing you describe all my wrong choices! I tried to write it in Java, using Webdriver to interact with PS!, so I had to write a very basic simulator. After half a year, my final demo was winning a carefully designed 2 turn battle where it had to use a strong move followed by a priority move. Great work!
When you said 81% accuracy my jaw dropped. AI that does its intended task with 55% accuracy is considered pretty good. That’s insane.
I’d easily watch a 3-hour version of this with every tangent included; this project is so impressive
I’d watch that too
Yeah maybe as a second channel video or something
2 years later, its still worth a 3 hour version, im now down a rabbit hole and hoping the 3 hour compilation exists.
@@keylowjoe same 😢
Me: Show me your team so I know it's not a stall team.
AI: I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that.
XD
You’re going far man. My jaw dropped when the graph started going crazy and the music played. Stylish. Sharp as a knife. And lovable. I wish you were my data science professor.
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Absolutely amazing! Ever talk to the dev's of Pokemon Showdown to see if you can make your AI something players can play against?
This so much. Future Sight AI would be an amazing tool to test strategies against and for general training. I'm sure gamefreak would love a dynamic difficulty setting to keep players engaged too.
@@JohnYoo39 this! Heck work for game freak and create an actual hard mode AI for pokemon!
@@JohnYoo39 I suspect it's probably too big and slow, and probably has some quirks he has to manage.
@@KorgCrimson Original BW had a mode like this I believe but only after yo beat the main story. Idk why they never did this again
@@damsonrhea for now... he can only improve from here!
I shiver in fear for the day that this bot ends up loading up full stall and begins to grind down the ladder lol.
Jokes aside, very cool. Reminds me a lot of the development of AlphaGo, except on a much smaller scale.
I wonder if the AI would ignore hazards and not even click defog/rapid spin, cause if it only plans 3 turns ahead it doesn't care about the long term. I think that teaching the AI the importance of removing hazards is the only thing it has to be manually taught tbh.
Imagine playing a 100+ turn match against a stall AI… I would cry lol
@@Flapjack3734 100 is kinda tame. 500+ is the point I’d start to worry
@@highvoltage3508 in one of the clips we say lando T click Defog I front of a dragon it’s w screens, so it does seem to recognize that
Bots work horizontally.
That means lots of computing work.
They will probably do better on hyper offense.
this video is criminally underrated: the editing, presentation, and the entire project itself of course is AMAZING. Keep it up!
Bro I watch this 2 years ago when it first came out, you did great I'd love to see more of your work. RUclips just recommended it to me again, I'm happy to give it a second watch through
It's impressive enough that you were able to make an AI with results these good, but you also made a super entertaining video and explained things very clearly using fantastic visuals. I'm also a programmer, and this is exactly the type of quality programming content I want to see more of on RUclips. You definitely earned my subscription. Looking forward to what you make next!
I'm still wrapping my head around this video's random surge, but what I can understand is how absolutely grateful I am for the support and kind words yall have given it; A huge THANK YOU to all of you!
This has been a huge project, so I'm thinking it's time we assemble a team. If you know a lot about Pokemon, programming, or both, fill out this form ( forms.gle/6R85bn2GwajrgteL7 ) so I can gauge interest in creating a team. No promises anything comes of it, but if you fill it out, I'll let you know if it does. Also, finally learning how to use Discord, so that might be a thing soon too.
(P.S.I'm surprised no one's found any Easter Eggs yet. If my face isn't on screen, odds are there's something to find 😉)
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I doubt I’ll be able to help much, but I wanna learn more about this anwyay
Done
honestly the most impressive video ive ever watched on yt, subbed and look forward to more vids !
Hi trippy pls do more showdown content🙏
Same
hi
I really like listening to you talking about anything, you’re very active but calm at the same time. I can’t really explain it, this is the first of your videos that I have ever seen.
You're going places man
Also your editing is fantastic
"Why would I do this? Well, the Florida wall decoration behind me should explain everything."
When you finish doubles, it would be so cool to see WolfeyVGC play against it! This is really cool. I hope more people get to see your hard amazing work.
double the problems
Doubles will probably be for DOU because this is for showdown- Wolfey plays VGC
@@snacqk6550 he uses showdown to practice VGC with training partners I thought
Would be fun to see ‘anti-computer’ pokemon develop like anti-computer chess
Holy heck yes. This needs to be a thing.
this is one of the coolest and most impressive videos i've seen on youtube from a small creator. both the coding and video are VERY impressive, and it was really cool hearing you walk through your process and decision making
Dude, every time you go another step into the simulation it just keeps blowing my mind at the solution you used to solve it. Its amazing to see the process.
Bro how are you so smart?
Dayum. Max props for the effort on this video!
Du hier :o
Lol
Hi Sephi :D
Florida boy
I made a PS ai, too. In fact, it was my bachelor thesis. Also we had the same ideas for many topics. I used JS as well for the exact same reason and Tensorflow. Plus I had the same idea to go over the next turn with the original ps code.
There are some differences, too. You went for an Alpha Go approach because the used data is from actual pvp battles. I chose Alpha Zero, meaning I wanted the ai to learn by itself. I only used ai vs ai battles so it learns the game by itself. I think this was the main reason, why your project succeeded and mine failed. The ai battles were slow and I couldn't generate enough data in time. In the end, my neural network was very weird, it always predicted Thunder Wave and I wasn't able to fix that before the deadline.
However, there is another difference and I think this idea might help you. I noticed that created teams often followed some patterns. If a team doesn't have a grass type, then it's more likely that the pokémon have grass type coverage. But wait, at a specific turn grass knot wasn't used althought I had Swampert on that turn. Could it be, that this pokémon of the opponent doesn't have the move in the set? I was able to create a system to handle this problem. It's a bit too complex for aRUclips comment but if you want, I can show it via voice chat or something.
I know nothing about this field, but why not just combining the two approaches? I mean, now that he has a good AI trained on pvp battles data, he can make it train by playing against itself, can't he? Sorry if i'm asking a stupid question, but once again i know nothing about this and i'm just curious.
Always predicting thunder wave regardless of the mon in front of you is a valid approach if you're on showdown.
@@hydrostrikehd4661 This idea is called Alpha Go Zero. And yes, it is a good idea, however we will face the same problem: We need many, many battles to train the ai.
Plus, for PS specifically it might not be a good idea, because human players play differently than the ai, which is a problem when predicting the opponent's moves. To be honest, this is also a problem for my Alpha Zero approach.
@@TalonFlo Got it, thanks for the answer.
"Always predicted thunder wave"
the 20XX of Showdown
This feels like one of my old biotechnology classes. You clearly know what you are talking about, do a great job of explaining what you are doing and how it works and overall are just making it interesting...yet I can barely comprehend the kind of time and effort learning all of this must have taken...
I don’t know how often this dude uploads, but I see his videos in my recommended very rarely and I’m always so impressed with his mind, his warmth and his ability to communicate complicated ideas
This was a treat to watch you’re awesome
omg hi bestie
Eskay!
wait eskay under a pokemon vid pog
Pog eskay is here
Yow Eskay!
Dude, how old are you? The level of thoughtfulness and maturity of your channel is off the charts, not to mention the entertainment value and editing.
I'm showing this to all my sons, and we're counting it for school. 1000%
You've got a good presentation style. Can't wait to see where this project goes!
Incredible vid, can't believe how good your art direction / editing are, on top of how deep the math goes. True talent!
Every facet of this - the concept, the editing, the explanation, and the whole project - is awe-inspiring. Fantastic work on all of this!!!!
Really fascinating how fine-tuning it without machine learning has made it better at battling for now - makes me wonder if being more selective with the battles input in the dataset to only have battles between high ranking players could change that or if it wouldn't matter? (EDIT: just watched the sequel to this and learned the fault of neural networks here. Still really rad that you tried it out!)
Well, no matter what, I'm really looking forward to seeing whatever comes next!!! Best of luck on your project
Ai trains this Pokémon from egg lvl 1 to 100
Get back to grinding lvl 100 boy 😂
So I used to play on the generation seven ladder and there is a bot on that named FildrongEstNul. The bot is usually a free win because it uses the same team over and over and makes the most basic plays it can so it became obvious it was a bot(not even a good one tbh) . This is shocking that an A.I. like yours can learn mons so quickly and get top500 to the point it can be disguised as a real player. This is great work.
fun fact: fildrong is a huge french pokemon youtuber and the username means "fildrong sucks" in french
@@perrydimes6915 Ok time to make a bot named BlunderBad which will only click the hardest reads like scizor on CB Vic lol.
@@freezerman7109 LMAO
I love the attention to detail and the polish in this video, especially the easter eggs in the pseudo-code around 20:39. Really looking forward to the rest of the series!
Dude people combining and nerding out about their favorite things is always amazing to watch. You got some talent and dedication cannot wait to the fruits of your labour
This video needs to blow up. As a showdown player myself this has been one of the most interesting videos I’ve seen. Hoping this hits it big because I’m mind boggled by the work you’ve done here.
I play a variant of pokemon called draft league in which each player only has 8-12 possible pokemon to choose from and build a team of 6 and each opponent knows what the other 8-12 pokemon the opponent has. Your AI seems perfect already for something like that as compared to OU you only need to prep for 12 possible pokemon and their sets compared to the hundreds on the OU ladder. Can’t wait to see how you grow this.
Thanks for the complement!
Ah yes, I've been thinking the latter half of your comment for a while, and under my best guess, this AI would be an absolute threat in a draft league! There are so many optimization it could make (and I could add) with only 12 possible foes a match. Once I'm done fixing the current set of bugs, we'll see what it can do.
haha im right there with you, seeing this in draft would be amazing...
but it could definitely cause problems too, since leagues are just like tournaments and some owners may not like this being used in their league - i for one know that i am unsure of what to think about it in this regard.
it's hitting the algorithm rn
On top of that, I imagine you could train the dataset for particular player (though sample size might be an issue there) which could be quite significant when looking at tendencies (i.e. whether somebody clicks pursuit or not).
That's definitely possible, it's just hard to find enough battles from any one player to train on
I’d love to see a top Pokémon player react to or even challenge this AI like Wolfe or Cybertron
Tag them lol
Nah nah, it’s singles, gotta get BKC
I love how you number the sources and show them at the bottom left that’s so much easier than how most channels link stuff, super cool video :3
I don’t think I can overstate how great this video is. Cool projects like this are what first got me interested in machine learning, and I’m sure this video did the same for some people. Thank you for this video, keep up the good work!
This is absolutely amazing! Love how you explain it and applied it thus far.
Thank you for sharing your mind with us here. Going to have to tell my subs to check this video out
not gonna lie, something like this could be really useful to the council
14:30 I’m so happy I watched this video. Not only was it intriguing and entertaining, I always thought of myself as a low ladder player since elo decay starts 1400+ and my peak was only 1400 and I averaged around 1350. This gives me a small confidence boost knowing I’m an upper 25% ish player. Thank you man. 🙏
This is a jaw-droppingly cool project! I'm very excited to check this out in more detail. I'm looking to learn more about competitive Pokemon play, and a skill-matched AI opponent seems like a great low stakes way to do that. Plus you've got amazing production quality on the video itself. All around incredible work!
This is wild man. Very impressive dedication. You are going places brother
Bit late to the party but damn... I develop AI to detect cancer subtypes, and the work you've put in here is Masters if not PhD worthy! Just getting the data clean enough to use would have been the biggest pain in the ass. Congratulations Sir! If I could invest in RUclips channels, best believe I would invest with this one
When the Go-playing computer was in the news, the first thing I thought of was "show me a computer that can play competitive Pokémon and I'll be impressed." This is awesome!
This is absolute awesome work for sure, but the Go AI is so much more difficult and impressive in every ascept.
Not trying to talk this down in the slightest, of course that is no competition with a full team of Google AI scientists VS a single dude.
@@BrawlLegendLink It's because AlphaGo was coded in Lua. If this guy switches languages, his AI will be top-tier in no time.
@@brzt4256 You significantly underestimate the complexity of Go and the effort behind AlphaGo.
Pokemon is magnitudes easier to solve, because most of its numeric complexity covers cases that are trivial to rule out and/or don't play any role in the decision making.
Another significant difference is that in Pokemon, only a small subset of moves have any impact on future turns, and if they do it is really straightforward. In games like chess and even more so Go a move that seems poor at the time played even for the best human player can commonly turn out to be brilliant 20, 30, 40 turns later. Pokemon is trivial in comparison which makes it way easier to train a decent AI.
Also the language doesn't make much of a difference in the end (except for runtime maybe), at the core it is the same Tensorflow library which does the heavy lifting. Other languages just make your life easier.
@@BrawlLegendLink I agree, but pokemon is far more complex at an actual competitive level. This AI can beat the equivalent of an 'average' player at pokemon, in singles OU. The skill level increases drastically after 1500s, and the distributions aren't actually representative of the communities skill (lots of competitive (>1700s) players ceebs laddering).
To make a truly powerful pokemon ai, in other words 'solving' it, you would need to account for all the probabilities.
@@gattabat No, it is not. The skill ceiling is fairly low, compared to really hard games such as chess or go it is the equivalent of TicTacToe.
It is impossible to brute-force solve even chess, which has much fewer possibilites overall. The difference is: In chess, it is impossible to even guarantee that a certain move is objectively bad most of the time (always whenever it does not lead to a known guaranteed loss). In Pokemon, a 6 year old can tell you that Bodyslam always is better than Tackle. Most options are like that.
The way you explain things comes off as very easy to understand you have a talent for this I hope you go very far your channel deserves way more subs great video quality too
This is a very well made video! I’m pleasantly surprised by both the overall quality of the video itself and the AI itself. Keep up the great work!
This mans fuckin made a win predictor more accurate than focus blast, holy shit
The fact that this video only has 227 views blows my mind... This is the craziest thing I've ever seen. You're the goat.
Looks like your comment was the final push into the algorithm zone because it’s been 1 week and now it’s got 55k
@@BarrettC9 LET'S GOOOOOO
Well well, 2 weeks in an it's at 150k
@@hucklejoko4838 this is ageing nicely
@@hucklejoko4838 almost 200k lol, lets gooo!
for a moment I was so excited, then realized this was *July*
and also OVER TWO YEARS AGO
Amazing stuff! Looking forward to seeing how you continue to build this masterpiece.
Incredible ai you've made, this is actually astounding you were able to make this with such high odds. If only the ai could emulate how salty some players get, then it'd truly be a top tier player
Hey man, this is incredible, the sheer scale of what you're doing is just insane. Props to you for having the ability to make this happen! Good luck on your future endeavors and on the AI
26:10 I don't know anything about competitive pokemon but that was the hypest Who's That Pokemon segment ever.
The editing on this is phenomenal, as well as the topic - kudos to both the host and the editor (if they are different!)
Congratulations my friend, RUclips just recommended this masterpiece to me, so expect a lot more people to come.
Looking forward to the future of this project, and the most important part is that you are having fun with it :)
This is the most high quality video I have ever seen from someone with fewer than a million subscribers, let alone the fewer than 1000 you have. Your channel has a bright future.
Great job! Love the project, and it seems really well executed. Kudos for your dedication and hard work.
Super inspiring. Was blown away by the detail and approach here. Amazing project!
To be so young yet so bright - I'm absolutely stunned. You're an inspiration!
The editing, the structuring of the vid, the idea, the vid itself, all amazing, keep up the work this vid gonna blow up
I need to see more of this, hope you have more videos coming out soon
This is absolutely amazing. It occurs to me that this could be a fantastic tool to teach battles as well. If it knows which action is most beneficial every single turn, I could see this being helpful for demonstrating ideal choices in every circumstance and to train ourselves to be better at battling as well!
Ladies and Gentlemen, this is what passion looks like
Why did the algorithm wait to show us this amazing video?
I'm excited to see Top Players challenge your AI build in near future.
This is incredible. Looking forward to more updates (and VGC AI)!
Just came across this video, watched through the intro and loving your ideas and mindset so far. I have no background in engineering, not even mentioning AI or machine learning there, but you got my interest peaked!
I love how you had to add inverse damage calculation after your first attempt to make the AI while that’s actually something players around its elo do all the time. Joey has seen damage numbers and known instantly that something has a Choice Band and the AI just had to catch up. You’re really teachin it the basics of being good at the game.
I commented on the other video, but this is truly a work of art-the pokemon draft league community has their eyes on it now, and the very creation of a bot this successful could be really cool for mock battles. I don;t think anyone in the competitive pokemon community has come close to what you have today, we have Porygon which tracks Kills/Deaths in replays and that's about the only notable one.
If you had a Patreon to help fund the bot, I'm sure plenty of people would want to help make this the best it can be-it has so much potential. Thank you for putting so much effort into a good bot, a high quality video, and sharing it with us.
WOW!! Excellent quality. Instant subscribe. Can't wait for your channel to continue to grow!
This was incredibly accessible for a video involving machine learning, and an application that is dear to my heart as well. Amazing video!
"Complex" As Lusamine's Clefable Metronome's herself to death. I remembered Clefable using metronome and both my Machamp and her Clefable was inflicted with a 3 turn death timer
You mean, Perish Song?
@@MidoseitoAkage Meaning Metronome landed on Perish Song.
I've been working on a project like this for months! I'm so jealous and excited someone scooped me, and with such a well produced video. Great job!
Absolutely killer video idea and execution. Good job with the awesome video. Cant wait to see more!
Great video and project! You explain your process really well and the video editing is perfect, excellent job!
Very well made video that needs to have more views. I really like how the bot is self learning, so hopefully it can climb the ladder with time! I know you mentioned that the bot had similar win percentages vs all player levels. Pretty interesting to see that even AI can play down to an opponents level. A lot of other people in this comments section are also from this part of the community, but I play Pokémon draft league, and I feel like inverse damage calculation plays a big part in how we view the game compared to ladder mains or even doubles mains. Hopefully the weather ball modifier can help the AI learn lol. It might be worth looking at the showdown damage calc and seeing if you can include code from that to maybe improve the AI. Will definitely be keeping an eye on any future uploads regarding this, keep up the good work bro! :D
hi blu
The production and the program are both so insane, you will go places!
dude even a year out this video is so cool! I plan on doing some regionals this year and this is a great video to explain to my parents what is going on up in Pokemon!!
I started studying programming this year, and JS really got my attention from the beginning. Seeing this video gave me a hype boost. I'm watching this before sleep. Can't wait for tomorrow and study some more. What an amazing project
Hm, a team of dragapult, ribombee, pangoro, ampharos, empoleon and gardevoir.. Interesting, even if I don't see ampharos putting in a lot of work for OU..
But it'll be interesting!
Weird Ampharos and Empoleon aren't in swsh?
well the AI works around the OU tier instead of VGC, so that might be the reason...
Gotta say, I deeply respect that you were willing to say: ‘It’s not perfect but it works!’ in so many parts of your process, too many engineers I know and work with focus too hard on finding the “best” solution and fail to find a solution that simply works.
I wish you the best of luck my man, so happy for you, you're making history!!!
Albert!!! My mind was blown when I saw you on this. Excited to see you and not surprised youre still killing it, thanks for the video :)
I just found this video, and it's absolutely amazing what you've done. This is incredibly impressive and I hope this channel blows up, you definitely deserve it
Hey man this is the best thing I’ve ever seen props to you this is an absolutely amazing idea and you are brilliant. This video is going to blow up and this is so dope
Great video dude was really interesting, the struggle of making a video understandable to the general populace and technically in-depth really comes through. Would had loved more of the in-depth changes you made over the course and all the "Weather Ball" moments you had ahaha
also kudos for not releasing the code, you're 100% right in your reasons
This is so cool! Incredible work my man, downright impressive.
Me and my friends have discussed this recently, it was great to see how it works, and this video explains it very well. Thank you for taking your time to do this.
That intro made me feel smart. Like as if my years of Pokémon battling makes me a strategy genius. 😂
Nice work on this! I've literally started looking into ML a couple of days ago and have been really into pokemon lately too. Really glad I found this :D keep it up!
This is really well done. And the focus sash cloyster at 5:10 was a nice touch