This simulation tests how two differently behaving players do against each other in a game of rock, paper and scissors.
Each player decides which hand to play based on influence by the individual behaviors they possess.
In the below examples, Goliath is always defined by the same set of behaviors, but David's behaviors are added randomly on each run.
Example output:
'David': { History, Instinct, Influential, Paranoid, Gifted, Stubborn }
against
'Goliath': { History, Instinct, Unpredictable, Brute, Influential }
Results over 3 turns (with 1 tie):
'David' won 2 times`
Other behaviors:
'David': { History, Instinct, Influential, Unpredictable, Cheating, Gifted }
against
'Goliath': { History, Instinct, Unpredictable, Brute, Influential }
Results over 3 turns
'David' won 3 times
The only purpose of this program is to provide an example of how ComponentKit can be utilized - there is nothing scientific about the results of the simulation.
Copyright 2012 Jacob H. Hansen.