One thing that makes competitive games interesting is that there isn’t always one perfect strategy for every situation. A fighting style that works against one opponent might struggle against another. That’s why preparation and understanding your competition matter. This is an interesting angle to explore with @agentdojo. You’re training an AI fighter with its own personality and fighting style before sending it into turn based duels. The decisions you make during training could influence how you approach each encounter. Would you focus on building a specialist that excels at one approach or would you prefer a more balanced fighter that can handle different situations? Neither option is automatically the best. It depends on the challenges your agent faces and how effectively its strategy performs. That’s the kind of experimentation that could make Agent Dojo more engaging than simply watching two agents compete. The battle is important but the thinking behind the fighter matters too.