/* Strategy 3: Strategy 2 with multi-planet dispatch.
* - STAGE 1: Dispatch from our strongest planets, in order, accounting for own actions to avoid treading on own toes.
* - If there were any of our planets left that haven't attacked, it's because they weren't strong enough.
* - STAGE 2: Take their most desirable planets, in order, and dispatch from as many of our remaining planets as needed to take them.
*
* STRAT 3: ** need a way of accounting for this turn's orders, both in terms of our planets' available ships, and their planets' futures
* Stage 2:
* - take their strongest or strongest n (desc) and throw as much at them as needed from multiple planets (need to account for different fleet travel times).
*/
/* STAGE 1 ONLY
* DistanceOnlyWeight: Dual ?, Rage ?
* Poly:
* 0, 0, 2: 98 / 71
* 0, 1, 0: 99 / 80
* 0, 2, 0: 99 / 80
* 0, 5, 0: 99 / 80
* 0, 50, 0: 99 / 80
* 0, 500, 0: 99 / 80
* 2, 0, 0: 99 / 73
*
* STAGE 1 & 2
* Poly 0, 2, 0: 99 / 78 (?? presumably fewer planets able to defend themselves against rage - same happens in strat 4)
*/
static private double PolynomialDistanceWeight(Planet p, Planet reference, Polynomial poly)
{
return
(((double)p.GrowthRate /
((double)p.ShipCount * /* Addition vs multiplication seems to make very little difference here */
(poly * p.DistanceTo(reference))
)
) *
((p.Owner == Players.Singleton.You) ? 2 : 1));
}
private static double PolynomialDistanceWeight(Planet p, Planet reference, Polynomial poly)
{
return
( (double)p.GrowthRate /
( (double)p.ShipCount * /* Addition vs multiplication seems to make very little difference here */
(poly * p.DistanceTo(reference))
)
) *
( (p.Owner == Players.Singleton.You) ? 2 : 1 );
}
private static double DistanceOnlyWeight(Planet p, Planet reference)
{
return 1 / (double)p.DistanceTo(reference);
}
static private double DistanceOnlyWeight(Planet p, Planet reference)
{
return(1 / (double)p.DistanceTo(reference));
}