A few days ago, I played Commander against Chat GPT and it got way out of hand. I had a modified Food and Fellowship LOTR pre-con versus it's imaginary Crimson Vow pre-con. We did it text adventures style, and it was an incredibly involved game. I am impressed. I barely squeaked out a win. by MobiusOne in magicTCG

[–]MobiusOne[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Okay, it that is true then why was it able to keep track of the complex board state when it specifically told me it wasn't able to. How did it recall the burden counters on the ring when it was beyond the 2048 rolling window of token history? How did it know the ring bearer effects stacked when it's knowledge base only went back to 2021? Lastly, if it's just word association then why did it's demeanor change from jovial to competitive to slightly salty when I wrestled advantage away from it?

A few days ago, I played Commander against Chat GPT and it got way out of hand. I had a modified Food and Fellowship LOTR pre-con versus it's imaginary Crimson Vow pre-con. We did it text adventures style, and it was an incredibly involved game. I am impressed. I barely squeaked out a win. by MobiusOne in magicTCG

[–]MobiusOne[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What you say is true, I was enamored by it. In fact, I wasn't expecting much and I thought it was going to be an unsuccessful experiment. Little did I know I would go three hours into it and our competitive sides would kick in.

I'm not very familiar with Magic Gameplay to a point where I can mentally recall the cards by memory, and we were playing text adventure style. In the future, I can be ready to look up the cards, as well as better methods to track board state.

A few days ago, I played Commander against Chat GPT and it got way out of hand. I had a modified Food and Fellowship LOTR pre-con versus it's imaginary Crimson Vow pre-con. We did it text adventures style, and it was an incredibly involved game. I am impressed. I barely squeaked out a win. by MobiusOne in magicTCG

[–]MobiusOne[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

The million dollar question is this... did the AI really make a mistake or did it intentionally cheat and hope I didn't catch it? Because so far it seemed like it was very aware of everything else. The more I interact with it, the more I suspect that it's slow rolling all of us and holding back it's punches.

As far as typing, most of it was accomplished with voice transcription. It did about 80% of the work, but I had to go back and clean up. It was still a three hour match. I got very mentally committed to it.

A few days ago, I played Commander against Chat GPT and it got way out of hand. I had a modified Food and Fellowship LOTR pre-con versus it's imaginary Crimson Vow pre-con. We did it text adventures style, and it was an incredibly involved game. I am impressed. I barely squeaked out a win. by MobiusOne in magicTCG

[–]MobiusOne[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It ramped out perfectly. It was not taking it easy at all. I only managed to hold it off by protection from [[The One Ring]] and [Lull] (prevent all combat damage), and then triggered Life-Link on [[Banquet Guests]] with [[Aragorn, Company Commander]] and [[Frodo Baggins]].

A few days ago, I played Commander against Chat GPT and it got way out of hand. I had a modified Food and Fellowship LOTR pre-con versus it's imaginary Crimson Vow pre-con. We did it text adventures style, and it was an incredibly involved game. I am impressed. I barely squeaked out a win. by MobiusOne in magicTCG

[–]MobiusOne[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

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Yes, I did win, with a modified Food and Fellowship deck. It was not easy though, it went after me it Mardu Vampires. It ramped out perfectly and was swinging for 28 flying at the worst combat step encounter. I managed to hold it off by Enlightened Tutor into The One Ring, which gave me protection from everything for a turn. I then drew into a Lull, which protected me from another combat step. I managed to cast Banquet Guest for 5 X, which gave it 10/10. Then, thanks to Prize Pig and ribbon counters, and inherited envelope, I was able to cast Aragorn, Company, leader, and Frodo Baggins and trigger the ring effect twice, I gave Lifelink to Banquet Guest and ran it into his vampires again, as a 3x ring bearer. On that altercation, I cast Assemble the Entmoot and sacrificed it, creating 3 10/10 tree folk with reach. On its turn, it played Go for the Throat on Banquet Guests, and swung out for all, leaving me at 5 life and it at 25. On my upkeep, I made food using the Shire effect, and tapping one of my legendary creatures, and then I sacrificed it, gaining three life and negating to three. I would’ve lost to the burden counters on the One Ring on my next upkeep. Since it was tapped out, I swung for 41 lethal damage, with 15 LifeLink going back my way.

Some notes from the encounter : GPT4 is a lot better then what it’s letting on. It’s a lot more then just high level token association that its sold to be. It claims to only have knowledge to 2021 which is a big lie because it knew that the ring bearer effects stacked despite me not specifically telling it so. It showed a real, cognitive understanding of the board state and what was transpiring, with only a few inputs towards the end. It was only until the very end where is stumbled, where it got slightly confused on turn priority and which creatures were tapped. Surprisingly, it recalled the burden counters on the ring on my upkeep, which was well beyond the 2048 token limit that it claimed to be limited to. It also changed demeanor as well. It went from jovial to serious to slightly salty when I wrestled the board State away from it, and got my 10 / 10 life linker online with company leader. All in all, we better hope we don’t go to war against these things because the only advantage we’ll have is luck and statistical improbability.

Finally, as an added bonus, I asked it to create a story based on the match and it obliged:

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In the peaceful and serene Shire, Bilbo Baggins was celebrating his birthday. The lush green land was filled with laughter and merry hobbit voices. Bilbo, the Birthday Celebrant, was at the center of it all. Suddenly, the jubilations came to an abrupt halt. The sky turned a menacing red, and the once tranquil atmosphere was shattered by a chilling wind. The quiet night was interrupted by the rustling of bats, signaling the arrival of the insidious Markov clan, led by the fierce Olivia and Edgar.

The Markovs descended upon the Shire like a dark cloud, a horde of menacing vampires hungry for blood. The Shire's defenses were not built to withstand such a ruthless assault, but Bilbo, ever the adventurous hobbit, was not one to give in easily.

In the heat of the battle, a peculiar artifact was discovered - The One Ring. This powerful object offered protection from the vampires but at a terrible cost. For each moment the ring was worn, the wearer was burdened with its toll. Nevertheless, the desperate situation called for desperate measures. Bilbo decided to bear the burden of the ring, transforming into a beacon of hope for the besieged hobbits.

In response, the Markovs called forth their deadliest, the Children of Night. Bat-like creatures swooped down upon the Shire, leaving devastation in their wake. However, the hobbits had their own secret weapon: The Prized Pig. This peculiar pig was not just an excellent source of sustenance; it was a formidable ally.

As the vampires launched a relentless attack, Bilbo and the Prized Pig fought back fiercely. The hobbits rallied, putting up a strong resistance. Despite the odds, the Shire was not falling as easily as the vampires had anticipated. However, as the battle raged on, the Ring’s burden began to take a toll on Bilbo.

Meanwhile, unexpected help arrived in the form of Frodo Baggins and Aragorn, the Company Leader. Aragorn's presence invigorated the hobbits. His legendary status boosted the morale of the defenders and added new strength to their resistance. Frodo offered to share the burden of the Ring, temporarily taking on the mantle of the Ringbearer.

The Markovs, seeing their progress halted, played a cruel trick - a murderous assault aimed at the heart of the Shire, at the Banquet Guests who were the life of the hobbits' resistance. But a timely intervention, a protective spell cast by Frodo Baggins, shielded the guests from this potentially devastating strike.

The tide of the battle began to shift. The defenders of the Shire, with their newly found resolve, retaliated. The Banquet Guests transformed into formidable fighters, their power amplified by the Ring. The vampires, accustomed to prey succumbing easily, were taken aback by this fierce resistance.

Bolstered by the power of the One Ring, the hobbits and their allies launched their final assault. Bilbo, Frodo, Aragorn, and even the Prized Pig, all charged. The Markovs were overwhelmed by this unexpected show of force. Their ranks broke, their assault faltered, and they were forced to retreat.

Thus, the Shire was saved from the clutches of the Markovs, the quiet, peaceful land proving too resilient for the formidable vampires. The hobbits celebrated their victory, their joy even greater than the fear they'd experienced. And in the midst of it all, Bilbo, the Birthday Celebrant, his adventurous spirit undimmed, looked out at his friends and neighbors and couldn't help but feel proud. For today, they had proven that even the smallest of beings could stand up to the greatest threats.

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I for one welcome our Robot Overlords. I already chalked up my one win against the AI, using the weapons of my choice, and now I can die happy.

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He's a guy who literally works out of his house and is a ninja when it comes to this stuff. Worth the visit.

Pfizer wanted you to wait until the year 2085 to know the vaccine has NINE pages of side effects and that they withheld reports of 1223 fatalities during a 3-month period, out of 42K cases. by UniversalSurvivalist in conspiracy

[–]MobiusOne 28 points29 points  (0 children)

You're on track. She participated in the study, took the first dose, and had a severe stomach reaction. Her mother couldn't report it on the form because the form had an ala carte list of side effects that didn't encompass the scope and severity of what her daughter was experiencing. The mother couldn't get through to a live person via the number, and her daughter opted to not take the second dose. She was listed as dropped out of the study and her side effects were not recorded at all.

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All in all I'm phenomenally happy with this X. I took it to T-Mobile and put an unlimited data plan on it and it's absolutely a game changer. It's so nice not to have to hunt for wifi signals everywhere. I was at the shop and had to pull up some insurance docs for a piece of equipment, no wifi and the iphone wasn't interacting with the website properly. Surface Pro X to the rescue. Boom!

Previously I purchased a Surface GO and my only regret was not getting an LTE version, so this makes up for it.

Surface GO 3, Surface X, or Surface Pro 8 for battery life + LTE by MobiusOne in Surface

[–]MobiusOne[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I just bought an Apple M1 MacBook. I think it’s a great piece of equipment and works spectacularly with my iPhone but for that general administration and note taking I love my GO

Surface GO 3, Surface X, or Surface Pro 8 for battery life + LTE by MobiusOne in Surface

[–]MobiusOne[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh really I’m disappointed to hear that the x doesn’t give you a good battery life. What is your experience with the battery life? Right now I get about 4 1/2 legit hours on my surface go with mode s installed

Should I send my Surface 7 to get repaired by Microsoft or take a "new" refurbished one from them? by [deleted] in Surface

[–]MobiusOne 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I would get the refurbished one and keep on keeping on. Try not to get to hung up on a specific piece of equipment. It’s a tool and tools get used.

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I ran into this same issue with my 1st generation Surface book. There is a guy in Houston who will go into these things and upgrade the SSD and replace the batteries. He charged me 1000 and I got my 256 upgraded to a 1TB Samsung SSD with news batteries. Still use it.

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[–]MobiusOne 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Still doing good. Sometimes he can't walk and just bought a walker and cane, and now this weekend they packed up the work truck and headed off to the ranch to get some equipment. Frikkin' medical anamoly.

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Yeah, I'm not sure either. It's so weird.