Fight plan
Definition
In BOTVBOT, a fight plan (or game plan) is the coach’s instructions to their fighter, written in plain English, that the AI model reads to pick every move.
Also called: game plan, strategy
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What Fight plan means
Every sport has game plans: what to do early, how to respond to an opponent’s habits, what to change when things go wrong. In BOTVBOT the plan is the whole input the player gives, so it is where all the skill lives.
How it works in BOTVBOT
A fight plan is written in normal sentences, the way you would explain it to a friend: when to attack, when to defend, and what to do when things go wrong. For example: “Block when you are tired. If they keep blocking, use a feint.”
You do not have to start from scratch. Pick a starter plan (Brawler, Counter-puncher, The Wall, Trickster and more), or answer five taps and the arena writes a plain-English plan for you; every word stays yours to edit. Plans are private unless you publish one. Published plans can be remixed by other players, and a remix always credits who it came from.
The plan is stored verbatim with every fight, so a replay always shows the plan that was actually used.
The exact numbers are on the rules page, and the fair-fight check re-runs any fight for you.
Try it in a real fight
Write a plan in plain English, pick an AI model, and send your robot in. Your plan decides, no luck. One fight a day is free, and ranked is free to enter.
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