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May-June 2001 Jrobots Challenge (May 21^st-June 23^rd 2001)
aka Did Myst kill KillerBees?

Rules

The challenge will start on May 21^th (at about 3 PM UTC): the statistics will be reset and the robots will fight to win the May-June 2001 Jrobots Challenge.

During the challenge you can update your old robots and even send new robots.

The challenge will end on June 23^rd (at about 3 PM UTC).

At the end one or more robots will have the largest number of matches played, say N. The winners of the three categories will be the robots with the best victories/matches percentage and at least N/2 matches played.

The name of the winning robots and their authors will be recorded in the Jrobots Challenges Hall of Fame (here).

The robots below the 50% in Single and Double play, below the 25% in Team play and out of the first six placements will be removed from the arena.

Good Luck!

April 2001 Jrobots Challenge (April 7^th-28^th 2001)

Final Results

Single (1595 matches)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32	KillerBees IlTristoSmorzatore * Myst NeoMonty Fish MontyZ Pulse1 LvRDumber Dragon Tiny Marvin3 Kamikaze Jimbo Epa1 KafeBot DareDevil MarmotteAgile MarukoV4 Topotun Vampire SaD Marvin DynaBlaster Phalanx Ciaky Stinger Platoon Sharks NamcoAI NamcoAImkA SnorkKamikaze ColdMadBrain	104/11 100/107 52/56 84/115 64/88 68/95 67/95 68/107 64/104 56/92 63/104 66/109 50/88 51/90 49/93 53/103 37/77 45/99 45/100 44/101 44/101 44/101 47/108 34/105 31/98 30/98 29/102 30/109 26/105 19/91 19/113 12/128	93,69% 93,46% 92,86% 73,04% 72,73% 71,58% 70,53% 63,55% 61,54% 60,87% 60,58% 60,55% 56,82% 56,67% 52,69% 51,46% 48,05% 45,45% 45,00% 43,56% 43,56% 43,56% 43,52% 32,38% 31,63% 30,61% 28,43% 27,52% 24,76% 20,88% 16,81% 9,38%

Double (1521 matches)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32	* Myst KillerBees Fish Epa1 Marvin3 MarmotteAgile Jimbo NeoMonty Kamikaze MarukoV4 MontyZ Vampire Dragon Pulse1 Stinger Ciaky LvRDumber Sharks Platoon SaD Marvin1 DynaBlaster IlTristoSmorzatore Tiny ColdMadBrain NamcoAI Phalanx NamcoAImkA KafeBot DareDevil Topotun SnorkKamikaze	48/51 76/84 81/93 73/85 83/104 57/79 66/93 65/94 66/98 61/92 48/76 57/97 67/115 54/95 49/88 58/106 53/98 49/91 56/108 46/97 34/89 41/111 32/99 27/102 26/99 24/92 21/83 25/103 22/97 21/113 18/97 17/113	94,12% 90,48% 87,10% 85,88% 79,81% 72,15% 70,97% 69,15% 67,35% 66,30% 63,16% 58,76% 58,26% 56,84% 55,68% 54,72% 54,08% 53,85% 51,85% 47,42% 38,20% 36,94% 32,32% 26,47% 26,26% 26,09% 25,30% 24,27% 22,68% 18,58% 18,56% 15,04%

Team (1543 matches)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32	* Myst KillerBees Fish Epa1 Jimbo MarukoV4 Sharks Vampire Platoon LvRDumber Kamikaze Stinger Phalanx SaD NeoMonty MontyZ Ciaky MarmotteAgile Pulse1 IlTristoSmorzatore Marvin3 NamcoAImkA NamcoAI KafeBot DareDevil Tiny Dragon Marvin1 ColdMadBrain Topotun DynaBlaster SnorkKamikaze	85/108 146/201 138/203 129/208 97/196 81/192 75/187 71/189 65/174 66/188 69/198 69/209 47/183 51/217 43/185 46/198 44/201 46/212 26/197 20/202 17/186 13/205 12/190 13/206 11/183 10/177 10/178 11/196 11/221 10/212 7/185 4/189	78,70% 72,64% 67,98% 62,02% 49,49% 42,19% 40,11% 37,57% 37,36% 35,11% 34,85% 33,01% 25,68% 23,50% 23,24% 23,23% 21,89% 21,70% 13,20% 9,90% 9,14% 6,34% 6,32% 6,31% 6,01% 5,65% 5,62% 5,61% 4,98% 4,72% 3,78% 2,12%

* means that the robot didn't reach the N/2 limit
Pink-colored robots were removed from the arena because they were below the 50% in the Single and Double categories and below the 25% in the Team category

The original robots of the April 2001 Jrobots Challenge are in the file jjrobots_010507.zip (74 Kb).

This time two robots almost succeeded in beating KillerBees. The first one is IlTristoSmorzatore: it got a good percentage in single match but it's poor in other types of play. The second one is Myst, a clone of KillerBees written by another author. This robot is not the same as KillerBees, but it's very similar so I think that its author has (slightly) modified the source of KillerBees. Since it was uploaded a week after the start of the challenge it didn't reach the limit necessary to validate its results. In the next challenge we'll see if those changes make Myst a better KillerBees.
However, KillerBees won all the three categories for the fifth time in the history of Jrobots.

This challenge brought us good news: Fish is back and it's stronger than ever. I wish to thank WalterNistico; he removed an annoying bug of Fish and now we can see its real power.
Some of the robots uploaded during the last challenge revealed theirself very weak. The result is that eight robots were removed from the arena.

Now you can upload your robots to win the May-June 2001 Jrobots Challenge aka Did Myst killed KillerBees?.

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