Mastering the Endless Descent of Slope
Modérateurs : Pachi, gigi, Tricati, Bertrand, rickman, Yeti
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CharlesRogers
Mastering the Endless Descent of Slope
Ever felt the thrill of hurtling down a never-ending slope at breakneck speed, with nothing but your reflexes to keep you from splattering against a neon wall? If so, you've probably encountered Slope, a simple yet utterly addictive game that's perfect for a quick burst of adrenaline or a long, challenging session. Whether you're a complete beginner or a seasoned veteran, this guide will help you navigate the treacherous slopes and push your score higher than ever before.
Getting Started: Simplicity at its Finest
Slope boils down to one core concept: control a rolling ball down an increasingly challenging slope, avoiding obstacles and racking up the score. The game is deceptively simple to learn, but incredibly difficult to master. There are no power-ups, no special abilities, just you, the ball, and the relentless force of gravity.
The controls are straightforward and intuitive. You steer the ball left and right using the 'A' and 'D' keys, or the left and right arrow keys. On mobile devices, you typically swipe left or right. That's it! No jumping, no braking, just pure, unadulterated downhill momentum.
The game's environment is a stark, minimalist world of geometric shapes bathed in glowing neon colors. The constantly shifting perspective and rapidly approaching obstacles create a sense of intense speed and urgency. As you progress, the slope becomes steeper, the obstacles become more frequent and complex, and the overall speed increases exponentially, testing your reflexes to their absolute limit.
Gameplay: A Test of Reflexes and Precision
The core gameplay loop is remarkably engaging. You start with a gradual descent, allowing you to get a feel for the controls and the speed. Soon, however, the difficulty ramps up. You'll encounter red blocks jutting out from the walls, narrow pathways requiring pinpoint accuracy, and rapidly changing elevation shifts that threaten to launch you into the abyss.
The key to success in Slope lies in anticipating the upcoming obstacles. The game provides subtle visual cues that hint at what's to come, allowing you to adjust your trajectory accordingly. Learning to read these cues is crucial for survival.
Getting Started: Simplicity at its Finest
Slope boils down to one core concept: control a rolling ball down an increasingly challenging slope, avoiding obstacles and racking up the score. The game is deceptively simple to learn, but incredibly difficult to master. There are no power-ups, no special abilities, just you, the ball, and the relentless force of gravity.
The controls are straightforward and intuitive. You steer the ball left and right using the 'A' and 'D' keys, or the left and right arrow keys. On mobile devices, you typically swipe left or right. That's it! No jumping, no braking, just pure, unadulterated downhill momentum.
The game's environment is a stark, minimalist world of geometric shapes bathed in glowing neon colors. The constantly shifting perspective and rapidly approaching obstacles create a sense of intense speed and urgency. As you progress, the slope becomes steeper, the obstacles become more frequent and complex, and the overall speed increases exponentially, testing your reflexes to their absolute limit.
Gameplay: A Test of Reflexes and Precision
The core gameplay loop is remarkably engaging. You start with a gradual descent, allowing you to get a feel for the controls and the speed. Soon, however, the difficulty ramps up. You'll encounter red blocks jutting out from the walls, narrow pathways requiring pinpoint accuracy, and rapidly changing elevation shifts that threaten to launch you into the abyss.
The key to success in Slope lies in anticipating the upcoming obstacles. The game provides subtle visual cues that hint at what's to come, allowing you to adjust your trajectory accordingly. Learning to read these cues is crucial for survival.
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Re: Mastering the Endless Descent of Slope
Yeti, au boulot.....
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Re: Mastering the Endless Descent of Slope
Ça m'étonne qu'il n'ait pas cité Norton dans sa dissertation... 
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Re: Mastering the Endless Descent of Slope
Trouvé dans le Figaro du jour:
"La société danoise des créateurs de musique Koda a annoncé mardi 4 novembre poursuivre en justice la plateforme américaine Suno, qui génère de la musique par intelligence artificielle et qu'elle accuse de voler le répertoire de ses membres. « Des preuves indiquent que Suno s'est entraîné sur des œuvres protégées par le droit d'auteur - y compris la musique d'artistes populaires comme Aqua, MØ et Christopher - sans autorisation, transparence ni paiement », a expliqué Koda, qui rassemble 51 000 membres compositeurs, auteurs et éditeurs de musique."
Le MAC serait-il un terrain d'entraînement de l'IA?
"La société danoise des créateurs de musique Koda a annoncé mardi 4 novembre poursuivre en justice la plateforme américaine Suno, qui génère de la musique par intelligence artificielle et qu'elle accuse de voler le répertoire de ses membres. « Des preuves indiquent que Suno s'est entraîné sur des œuvres protégées par le droit d'auteur - y compris la musique d'artistes populaires comme Aqua, MØ et Christopher - sans autorisation, transparence ni paiement », a expliqué Koda, qui rassemble 51 000 membres compositeurs, auteurs et éditeurs de musique."
Le MAC serait-il un terrain d'entraînement de l'IA?
- elmo
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Re: Mastering the Endless Descent of Slope
C'est probable..... mais je ne comprends toujours pas la nécessité pour l'IA de poster des messages débiles, immédiatement reconnaissables, alors qu'il n'y a qu'à lire et faire des copié/collés de ce qui se trouve sur le mac dont on ne fait pas secret.
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Re: Mastering the Endless Descent of Slope
Hier j'ai vu passer une A10, il n'y avait pas de pilote.
C'est la fin
C'est la fin
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Re: Mastering the Endless Descent of Slope
Supprimé !!
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Re: Mastering the Endless Descent of Slope
Merci René. 
