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Start to explore 3rd person shooting game simulation by using Minimax H3. Here is what I have found: 01. A lot of fun. 02. Comparing to other models, H3 has a better understanding of the game mechanic. - Great 03. Be careful with prompt "QTE". Many models would treat...

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