Even with an optimal algorithm, i don't see how the results could
always be player predictable (with the current rules)
Imagine 2 wounded units "A" and "B" in a North-to-South line.
Adjacent to both on the left there is a shaman, Adjacent to both on
the right is a MoL. The Mol is also adjacent to anther wounded unit.
So the optimum healing (total HP gained) involves the shaman giving 4
HP to A or B and the MoL giving 8 HP to the other wounded units. Who
can predict weather A or B will be healed by the Shaman, and thus get
only 4 HP?
-eleazar
On Mar 12, 2006, at 7:12 AM, David Philippi wrote:
Sorry for breaking the thread but I've got only access to my mails
by using
ssh to the mailserver and mutt right now...
About the max-flow algorithm for perfect distribution: I found out
how to code
it and could do it very fast now. I just delayed it for Xan's
changes to the
abilities and then some exams. Unfortunately, the day after the
last exam my
filesystem got trashed and I decided to buy a new computer. That
one is
nearly configured right now (I'm writing the mail from it) and I
could start
to code it. Doesn't make much sense if we switch to a much simpler
algorithm
though...
Bye David
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