Протестировал обновленный minimax. Весьма неплохо. Перерисовывает несколько, но в целом не критично. На старых аккаунтах на халяву теперь уже ничего не прокатить, а вот на новых акках дают по 500 кредитов. Сама генерация обойдется 25 кредитов. Ждать конечно неприлично долго. Ну и кроме прыжков животных в воду порадовал конь на коне))). Делал его по картинке.
Протестировал обновленный minimax. Весьма неплохо. Перерисовывает несколько, но в целом не критично. На старых аккаунтах на халяву теперь уже ничего не прокатить, а вот на новых акках дают по 500 кредитов. Сама генерация обойдется 25 кредитов. Ждать конечно неприлично долго. Ну и кроме прыжков животных в воду порадовал конь на коне))). Делал его по картинке.
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