Real-time Doom demo powered by Jev
A game demo shows real-time decisions. Diogo says it makes about ten Jev calls per second; the post includes a 2:43 video.
Jev Stuck in Multi-Step Game Task, Hint Greatly Improves Efficiency
The community observed that Jev gets stuck on goals requiring multiple steps (like visiting a neighbor before leaving town), with the game blocking it 96 times. Without hints, getting its first Pokémon took 466 moves; with one hint, it took 41.
When a goal needs multiple steps, Jev gets stuck. To get its starter, it had to visit a neighbor before leaving the town. Jev skipped that and kept trying to leave. The game blocked it 96 times. Without help, getting its first Pokémon took 466 moves. With one hint, it took 41.
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