As I noted in my previous post, I wrote about how I stopped playing the game myself. And mentioned that I had created another player who was at #3.
Allow me to elucidate. I wanted to get all the way to #1, but getting there actually playing the game was improbable, given how everyone in the top 10 keeps playing to maintain their position.
So I decided to write a *very simple* script that played for me. I won't bore you with the details of how I set it up, but essentially, I had the cursor move and click on random answers for each question.
Boom. It took off. I climbed quickly into the top 20. The hit rate was about 20% correct, but that's close to what I'd expect since I randomized answers and was really just guessing…
Of course, I could have written better code, or even tracked answers to up the percentage correct.
But I didn't want to do more than my initial 30 minutes of work building the code. And I could just let it run, so why bother? I opted to leave it.
I figured the program could outwork everyone, get to #1 and I'd set the number really high.
Except … the person who was at #1 clearly had a similar mindset.
As far as I can tell "he" has a more sophisticated automation, and it kicked off every time I pulled within 300k, and pushed his lead back to 500k.
I started to think my "life goal" would remain unfulfilled. 😆
And then…something unusual happened. While it was running today, I slipped past him.
I took the lead!
(That's my auto player at #1, bruh!)
I don't know how or why. And I don't care.
I also don't care that in the evening, he started playing again and retook the lead.
For a few glorious hours, I was on top.
And no one can take that away.
And if I continue to challenge the player, he and I can have scores so high that no one will EVER catch us.
That was a lot of fun. And I'm glad I did it. Hopefully I can see my name in lights when I go back to the attraction one day.
Oh. And I should point out that my personal game moved back up to #7 without me playing. I was getting points for other red team members playing while I was tracking my rise to fame.
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