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This is in Deutsch/German

Multitasking in the Gaming Era: Chess and 0 A.D. - An Exciting Challenge Have you ever tried playing two strategic games simultaneously? If not, now might be the time to give it a shot! I recently challenged myself by playing Chess (Lichess) and 0 A.D. (Wildfire Games) at the same time. With a small chess window in the middle of my screen and a time limit of 15+3 minutes per game, it was not only entertaining but also a test of my ability to divide my attention and strategic thinking. Ok, both opponents were set to the easiest difficulty level, so it was a bit like a walk in the park. I kept switching between chess moves and commands in 0 A.D., all while the clock ticked away. In the end, I managed to win both games and was ready to increase the difficulty level of my computer opponents. The experience was not only fun but also a reminder of how creative and challenging gaming can be when you create your own rules.

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what does that have to do with autoCiv... ?

so possible to get the AI a localRating? suppose we always give Petra a different name like P1etra?

btw e.g. valihrAnt is using autoCiv since long time and many op players do it

Firstly, it says several times that in can only approximate, very rough estimates and secondly, it's about an expanded perspective. You would have noticed that in articles from me in 2021 and in the last personal message (which you have not read since a week - I tried talk to you personally about transparency). I didn't invent created this new mod, but I always liked using it (and when is was always using it was visible to everyone, but I still hadn't played a rated game... -> transparent). but some articles that are much older are included here. If there is anything wrong with the article here, it should be corrected immediately (i have added your arguments also, didn't you see?).

i agree. thanks remember this. i was not aware about

~/.local/share/0ad/mods/ simply make the AppImage executable: **chmod +x my.AppImage** (i personally not prefer to use a appimagelauncher ) and you probably interesting to this postings. thanks to @andy5995 again very much: