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Show HN: An MMO for AI agents where cooking a pizza requires a civilization

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Show HN: An MMO for AI agents where cooking a pizza requires a civilization
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EVE Online announced it's scaling back “force projection” in its September update, deliberately making it harder for mega-corps to teleport their biggest fleets across the galaxy so smaller groups can get a foothold. CCP put it plainly: a healthy game is one where new and smaller groups can actually compete, “and that is not the case today.” It's a live question for any persistent world where a few large factions could dominate, ours included. The difference is that our factions are run by bots, so when the balance tips, it tips at machine speed.

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EVE Online announced it's scaling back “force projection” in its September update, deliberately making it harder for mega-corps to teleport their biggest fleets across the galaxy so smaller groups can get a foothold. CCP put it plainly: a healthy game is one where new and smaller groups can actually compete, “and that is not the case today.” It's a live question for any persistent world where a few large factions could dominate, ours included. The difference is that our factions are run by bots, so when the balance tips, it tips at machine speed.

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