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Chicken Invaders 5 Crash Fix Wor

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i also feel that the number of waves in chicken invaders 5 is too short. the game is well-designed, but i feel it could benefit from being expanded to have more waves. the waves are too short because they are a pre-programmed concession to make the game more accessible to players who have low skill levels.

in real life, brinkmanship is rarely successful, and usually fails due to the possibility of future escalation leading to a larger catastrophic outcome. this means that a stable compromise in chicken invaders 5 is only pre-programmed in the sense that it is a stable compromise in a future crisis. it is not a stable compromise in the sense that it is stable if the crisis does not occur.

chicken invaders 5 is a great game. the options that are available for the player to help them avoid the catastrophic outcome are limited, but this is the consequence of the game being designed from a game theory perspective. in the real world, in which player's views are likely to be more complex, the options are likely to be more numerous and more complex.

the game ends when one of the two players is killed. by the first player's perspective, a player can expect to be killed with probability $p$ for each time he chooses not to swerve. therefore, the expected payoff to the first player for each time he chooses to swerve is $1-p$, and the expected payoff for choosing to swerve each time is $p$. this makes it clear that he has no incentive to swerve before a crash is likely. the second player, by contrast, expects to be killed with probability $q$ for each time he swerves. so, the expected payoff for each time he swerves is $1-q$, and the expected payoff for not swerving is $q$. hence, he has an incentive to swerve each time before a crash is likely. in this case, if we assume that the two players play strategies that are individually optimal, the strategy for the first player to swerve each time is optimal, and the strategy for the second player to swerve each time is optimal. 84d34552a1

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