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This list of intelligent traits is based on the topics covered by the major AI textbooks, including: * Russell & Norvig 2003 * Luger & Stubblefield 2004 * Poole, Mackworth & Goebel 1998 * Nilsson 1998 Kolata 1982. Maker 2006. Biological intelligence vs. intelligence in general: Russell & Norvig 2003, pp. 2–3, who make the analogy with aeronautical engineering. McCorduck 2004, pp. 100–101, who writes that there are "two major branches of artificial intelligence: one aimed at producing intelligent behavior regardless of how it was accomplished, and the other aimed at modeling intelligent processes found in nature, particularly human ones." Kolata 1982, a paper in Science, which describes McCarthy's indifference to biological models. Kolata quotes McCarthy as writing: "This is AI, so we don't care if it's psychologically real".[19] McCarthy recently reiterated his position at the AI@50 conference where he said "Artificial intelligence is not, by definition, simulation of human intelligence".[20]. Neats vs. scruffies: * McCorduck 2004, pp. 421–424, 486–489 * Crevier 1993, p. 168 * Nilsson 1983, pp. 10–11 Symbolic vs. sub-symbolic AI: * Nilsson (1998, p. 7), who uses the term "sub-symbolic". General intelligence (strong AI) is discussed in popular introductions to AI: * Kurzweil 1999 and Kurzweil 2005 See the Dartmouth proposal, under Philosophy, below. McCorduck 2004, p. 34. McCorduck 2004, p. xviii. McCorduck 2004, p. 3. McCorduck 2004, pp. 340–400. This is a central idea of Pamela McCorduck's Machines Who Think. 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Dartmouth conference: * McCorduck 2004, pp. 111–136 * Crevier 1993, pp. 47–49, who writes "the conference is generally recognized as the official birthdate of the new science." * Russell & Norvig 2003, p. 17, who call the conference "the birth of artificial intelligence." * NRC 1999, pp. 200–201 McCarthy, John (1988). "Review of The Question of Artificial Intelligence". Annals of the History of Computing. 10 (3): 224–229., collected in McCarthy, John (1996). "10. Review of The Question of Artificial Intelligence". Defending AI Research: A Collection of Essays and Reviews. CSLI., p. 73, "[O]ne of the reasons for inventing the term "artificial intelligence" was to escape association with "cybernetics". Its concentration on analog feedback seemed misguided, and I wished to avoid having either to accept Norbert (not Robert) Wiener as a guru or having to argue with him." Hegemony of the Dartmouth conference attendees: * Russell & Norvig 2003, p. 17, who write "for the next 20 years the field would be dominated by these people and their students." * McCorduck 2004, pp. 129–130 Russell & Norvig 2003, p. 18. Schaeffer J. (2009) Didn't Samuel Solve That Game?. In: One Jump Ahead. Springer, Boston, MA Samuel, A. L. (July 1959). "Some Studies in Machine Learning Using the Game of Checkers". IBM Journal of Research and Development. 3 (3): 210–229. CiteSeerX 10.1.1.368.2254. doi:10.1147/rd.33.0210. "Golden years" of AI (successful symbolic reasoning programs 1956–1973): * McCorduck 2004, pp. 243–252 * Crevier 1993, pp. 52–107 * Moravec 1988, p. 9 * Russell & Norvig 2003, pp. 18–21 The programs described are Arthur Samuel's checkers program for the IBM 701, Daniel Bobrow's STUDENT, Newell and Simon's Logic Theorist and Terry Winograd's SHRDLU. 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Cognitive Systems Research. 48: 39–55. doi:10.1016/j.cogsys.2017.05.001. hdl:2318/1665207. S2CID 206868967. Problem solving, puzzle solving, game playing and deduction: * Russell & Norvig 2003, chpt. 3–9, * Poole, Mackworth & Goebel 1998, chpt. 2,3,7,9, * Luger & Stubblefield 2004, chpt. 3,4,6,8, * Nilsson 1998, chpt. 7–12 Uncertain reasoning: * Russell & Norvig 2003, pp. 452–644, * Poole, Mackworth & Goebel 1998, pp. 345–395, * Luger & Stubblefield 2004, pp. 333–381, * Nilsson 1998, chpt. 19 Psychological evidence of sub-symbolic reasoning: * Wason & Shapiro (1966) showed that people do poorly on completely abstract problems, but if the problem is restated to allow the use of intuitive social intelligence, performance dramatically improves. (See Wason selection task) * Kahneman, Slovic & Tversky (1982) have shown that people are terrible at elementary problems that involve uncertain reasoning. (See list of cognitive biases for several examples). * Lakoff & Núñez (2000) have controversially argued that even our skills at mathematics depend on knowledge and skills that come from "the body", i.e. sensorimotor and perceptual skills. (See Where Mathematics Comes From) Knowledge representation: * ACM 1998, I.2.4, * Russell & Norvig 2003, pp. 320–363, * Poole, Mackworth & Goebel 1998, pp. 23–46, 69–81, 169–196, 235–277, 281–298, 319–345, * Luger & Stubblefield 2004, pp. 227–243, * Nilsson 1998, chpt. 18 Knowledge engineering: * Russell & Norvig 2003, pp. 260–266, * Poole, Mackworth & Goebel 1998, pp. 199–233, * Nilsson 1998, chpt. ≈17.1–17.4 Representing categories and relations: Semantic networks, description logics, inheritance (including frames and scripts): * Russell & Norvig 2003, pp. 349–354, * Poole, Mackworth & Goebel 1998, pp. 174–177, * Luger & Stubblefield 2004, pp. 248–258, * Nilsson 1998, chpt. 18.3 Representing events and time:Situation calculus, event calculus, fluent calculus (including solving the frame problem): * Russell & Norvig 2003, pp. 328–341, * Poole, Mackworth & Goebel 1998, pp. 281–298, * Nilsson 1998, chpt. 18.2 Causal calculus: * Poole, Mackworth & Goebel 1998, pp. 335–337 Representing knowledge about knowledge: Belief calculus, modal logics: * Russell & Norvig 2003, pp. 341–344, * Poole, Mackworth & Goebel 1998, pp. 275–277 Sikos, Leslie F. 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Luger et al. places this under "uncertain reasoning"): * Russell & Norvig 2003, pp. 354–360, * Poole, Mackworth & Goebel 1998, pp. 248–256, 323–335, * Luger & Stubblefield 2004, pp. 335–363, * Nilsson 1998, ~18.3.3 Breadth of commonsense knowledge: * Russell & Norvig 2003, p. 21, * Crevier 1993, pp. 113–114, * Moravec 1988, p. 13, * Lenat & Guha 1989 (Introduction) Dreyfus & Dreyfus 1986. Gladwell 2005. Expert knowledge as embodied intuition: * Dreyfus & Dreyfus 1986 (Hubert Dreyfus is a philosopher and critic of AI who was among the first to argue that most useful human knowledge was encoded sub-symbolically. See Dreyfus' critique of AI) * Gladwell 2005 (Gladwell's Blink is a popular introduction to sub-symbolic reasoning and knowledge.) * Hawkins & Blakeslee 2005 (Hawkins argues that sub-symbolic knowledge should be the primary focus of AI research.) Planning: * ACM 1998, ~I.2.8, * Russell & Norvig 2003, pp. 375–459, * Poole, Mackworth & Goebel 1998, pp. 281–316, * Luger & Stubblefield 2004, pp. 314–329, * Nilsson 1998, chpt. 10.1–2, 22 Information value theory: * Russell & Norvig 2003, pp. 600–604 Classical planning: * Russell & Norvig 2003, pp. 375–430, * Poole, Mackworth & Goebel 1998, pp. 281–315, * Luger & Stubblefield 2004, pp. 314–329, * Nilsson 1998, chpt. 10.1–2, 22 Planning and acting in non-deterministic domains: conditional planning, execution monitoring, replanning and continuous planning: * Russell & Norvig 2003, pp. 430–449 Multi-agent planning and emergent behavior: * Russell & Norvig 2003, pp. 449–455 Turing 1950. Solomonoff 1956. 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09:17:02 Steam Console Client (c) Valve Corporation 09:17:02 -- type 'quit' to exit -- 09:17:02 Loading Steam API...OK. 09:17:02 09:17:03 Connecting anonymously to Steam Public...Logged in OK 09:17:03 Waiting for user info...OK 09:17:04 Success! App '740' already up to date. 09:17:05 @sSteamCmdForcePlatformType windows 09:17:05 "@sSteamCmdForcePlatformType" = "windows" 09:17:05 force_install_dir ../ 09:17:05 app_update 740 09:17:05 quit 09:17:05 Redirecting stderr to 'D:\servers\csgo_297437\steamcmd\logs\stderr.txt' 09:17:05 Params: -game csgo -console -tickrate 128.00 -port 49525 +tv_port 49526 -maxplayers_override 16 -usercon -nowatchdog +sv_pure 0 +sv_lan 0 +ip 89.203.193.220 +game_type 0 +exec server.cfg +game_mode 1 +map de_dust2 +sv_setsteamaccount B74A031F37B9312A5EC65A15FC43AA0C -gamemodes_serverfile gamemodes_server.txt +mapgroup h_custom -condebug -norestart -allowdebug 09:17:06 # 09:17:06 #Console initialized. 09:17:06 #Using breakpad minidump system 740/13776.1219.DC 09:17:06 #Filesystem successfully switched to safe whitelist mode 09:17:06 #Game.dll loaded for "Counter-Strike: Global Offensive" 09:17:06 #CGameEventManager::AddListener: event 'server_pre_shutdown' unknown. 09:17:06 #CGameEventManager::AddListener: event 'game_newmap' unknown. 09:17:06 #CGameEventManager::AddListener: event 'finale_start' unknown. 09:17:06 #CGameEventManager::AddListener: event 'round_start' unknown. 09:17:06 #CGameEventManager::AddListener: event 'round_end' unknown. 09:17:06 #CGameEventManager::AddListener: event 'difficulty_changed' unknown. 09:17:06 #CGameEventManager::AddListener: event 'player_death' unknown. 09:17:06 #CGameEventManager::AddListener: event 'hltv_replay' unknown. 09:17:06 #CGameEventManager::AddListener: event 'player_connect' unknown. 09:17:06 #CGameEventManager::AddListener: event 'player_disconnect' unknown. 09:17:06 #GameTypes: missing mapgroupsSP entry for game type/mode (custom/custom). 09:17:06 #GameTypes: missing mapgroupsSP entry for game type/mode (cooperative/cooperative). 09:17:06 #GameTypes: missing mapgroupsSP entry for game type/mode (cooperative/coopmission). 09:17:06 Seeded random number generator @ 1064343566 ( 0.940 ) 09:17:06 Failed to load gamerulescvars.txt, game rules cvars might not be reported to management tools. 09:17:06 Server is hibernating 09:17:06 No web api auth key specified - workshop downloads will be disabled. 09:17:06 scripts\talker\response_rules.txt(token 3685) : Multiple definitions for criteria 'tlk_cw.regroup' [-1793082848] 09:17:06 scripts\talker\swat.txt(token 1688) : response entry 'radio.sticktogetherswat' with unknown command 'scenes/swat/radiobotregroup02.vcd' 09:17:06 scripts\talker\coopvoice.txt(token 657) : No such response 'guardianroundstartintro' for rule 'guardianroundintro' 09:17:06 Discarded rule guardianroundintro 09:17:06 CResponseSystem: scripts\talker\response_rules.txt (4154 rules, 763 criteria, and 3878 responses) 09:17:06 Plugins: found file "CSay.vdf" 09:17:06 eBot LOADED 09:17:06 Plugins: found file "metamod.vdf" 09:17:06 maxplayers set to 64 09:17:06 Fast Build Temp Cache: 'maps/soundcache/_master.cache' 09:17:07 Elapsed time: 0.00 seconds 09:17:07 ConVarRef cl_embedded_stream_video_playing doesn't point to an existing ConVar 09:17:07 Execing config: valve.rc 09:17:07 Execing config: default.cfg 09:17:07 Unknown command "cl_bobamt_vert" 09:17:07 Unknown command "cl_bobamt_lat" 09:17:07 Unknown command "cl_bob_lower_amt" 09:17:07 Unknown command "cl_viewmodel_shift_left_amt" 09:17:07 Unknown command "cl_viewmodel_shift_right_amt" 09:17:07 Unknown command "cl_teamid_min" 09:17:07 Unknown command "cl_teamid_max" 09:17:07 Unknown command "cl_teamid_overhead" 09:17:07 Unknown command "cl_teamid_overhead_maxdist" 09:17:07 Execing config: joystick.cfg 09:17:07 Execing config: autoexec.cfg 09:17:07 -------------------------------------------------------- 09:17:07 sv_pure set to 0. 09:17:07 -------------------------------------------------------- 09:17:07 Execing config: server.cfg 09:17:07 Unknown command "sv_maxcmdrate" 09:17:07 Unknown command "sv_vote_creation_time" 09:17:07 Writing cfg/banned_user.cfg. 09:17:07 Writing cfg/banned_ip.cfg. 09:17:07 Execing config: banned_user.cfg 09:17:07 Execing config: banned_ip.cfg 09:17:07 Unknown command "allow_spectators" 09:17:07 Setting mapgroup to 'h_custom' 09:17:07 Execing config: modsettings.cfg 09:17:07 NET_CloseAllSockets 09:17:07 NET_GetBindAddresses found 89.203.193.220: 'HP FlexFabric 10Gb 2-port 554FLB Adapter #2' 09:17:07 WARNING: UDP_OpenSocket: unable to bind socket 09:17:07 Network: IP 89.203.193.220 mode MP, dedicated No, ports 49525 SV / -1 CL 09:17:07 L 01/15/2021 - 09:17:07: [SM] Error encountered parsing core config file: Line contained too many invalid tokens 09:17:07 CServerGameDLL::ApplyGameSettings game settings payload received: 09:17:07 ::ExecGameTypeCfg { 09:17:07 map { 09:17:07 mapname de_dust2 09:17:07 } 09:17:07 } 09:17:07 ApplyGameSettings: Invalid mapgroup name h_custom 09:17:07 ---- Host_NewGame ---- 09:17:07 Execing config: game.cfg 09:17:07 Switching filesystem to allow files loaded from disk (sv_pure_allow_loose_file_loads = 1) 09:17:08 DISP_VPHYSICS found bad displacement collision face (252.50 1542.13 147.50) (250.00 1543.00 155.00) (250.00 1543.50 155.00) at tri 25 09:17:08 DISP_VPHYSICS entire displacement vdisp_0290 will have no collision, dimensions (6.00 14.00 32.00) from (249.00 1537.00 124.00) to (255.00 1551.00 156.00) 09:17:08 DISP_VPHYSICS found bad displacement collision face (250.13 1539.50 147.50) (249.75 1543.00 155.00) (250.00 1543.00 155.00) at tri 30 09:17:08 DISP_VPHYSICS entire displacement vdisp_0291 will have no collision, dimensions (12.50 7.00 32.00) from (242.00 1537.00 124.00) to (254.50 1544.00 156.00) 09:17:08 DISP_VPHYSICS found bad displacement collision face (-1884.00 704.30 159.97) (-1884.00 703.00 180.00) (-1884.54 704.60 160.25) at tri 6 09:17:08 DISP_VPHYSICS entire displacement vdisp_1842 will have no collision, dimensions (2.54 6.60 82.03) from (-1885.54 699.00 158.97) to (-1883.00 705.60 241.00) 09:17:08 DISP_VPHYSICS found bad displacement collision face (-1884.00 705.40 127.95) (-1884.00 704.30 159.97) (-1884.54 704.60 160.25) at tri 30 09:17:08 DISP_VPHYSICS entire displacement vdisp_1876 will have no collision, dimensions (2.54 8.30 130.25) from (-1885.54 699.00 31.00) to (-1883.00 707.30 161.25) 09:17:11 Host_NewGame on map de_dust2 09:17:11 L 01/15/2021 - 09:17:11: -------- Mapchange to de_dust2 -------- 09:17:11 L 01/15/2021 - 09:17:11: [SM] Failed to load plugin "gloves.smx": Unable to load plugin (no debug string table). 09:17:11 L 01/15/2021 - 09:17:11: [SM] Failed to load plugin "weapons.smx": Unable to load plugin (no debug string table). 09:17:11 CGameEventManager::AddListener: event 'teamplay_win_panel' unknown. 09:17:11 CGameEventManager::AddListener: event 'teamplay_restart_round' unknown. 09:17:11 CGameEventManager::AddListener: event 'arena_win_panel' unknown. 09:17:11 GameTypes: initializing game types interface from GameModes.txt. 09:17:11 GameTypes: merging game types interface from gamemodes_server.txt. 09:17:11 Failed to load gamemodes_server.txt 09:17:11 GameTypes: missing mapgroupsSP entry for game type/mode (custom/custom). 09:17:11 GameTypes: missing mapgroupsSP entry for game type/mode (cooperative/cooperative). 09:17:11 GameTypes: missing mapgroupsSP entry for game type/mode (cooperative/coopmission). 09:17:11 ammo_grenade_limit_default - 1 09:17:11 ammo_grenade_limit_flashbang - 1 09:17:11 ammo_grenade_limit_total - 3 09:17:11 ammo_item_limit_healthshot - 4 09:17:11 bot_allow_grenades - 1 09:17:11 bot_allow_machine_guns - 1 09:17:11 bot_allow_pistols - 1 09:17:11 bot_allow_rifles - 1 09:17:11 bot_allow_rogues - 1 09:17:11 bot_allow_shotguns - 1 09:17:11 bot_allow_snipers - 1 09:17:11 bot_allow_sub_machine_guns - 1 09:17:11 bot_autodifficulty_threshold_high - 5.0 09:17:11 bot_autodifficulty_threshold_low - -2.0 09:17:11 bot_chatter - normal 09:17:11 bot_coop_idle_max_vision_distance - 1400 09:17:11 bot_defer_to_human_goals - 0 09:17:11 bot_defer_to_human_items - 1 09:17:11 bot_difficulty - 1 09:17:11 bot_max_hearing_distance_override - -1 09:17:11 bot_max_visible_smoke_length - 200 09:17:11 bot_max_vision_distance_override - -1 09:17:11 bot_quota - 10 09:17:11 bot_quota_mode - normal 09:17:11 bot_coop_idle_max_vision_distance - 1400 09:17:11 bot_max_vision_distance_override - -1 09:17:11 bot_max_hearing_distance_override - -1 09:17:11 bot_coopmission_dz_engagement_limit - missing cvar specified in bspconvar_whitelist.txt 09:17:11 cash_player_bomb_defused - 300 09:17:11 cash_player_bomb_planted - 300 09:17:11 cash_player_damage_hostage - -30 09:17:11 cash_player_get_killed - 0 09:17:11 cash_player_interact_with_hostage - 150 09:17:11 cash_player_killed_enemy_default - 300 09:17:11 cash_player_killed_enemy_factor - 1 09:17:11 cash_player_killed_hostage - -1000 09:17:11 cash_player_killed_teammate - -300 09:17:11 cash_player_rescued_hostage - 1000 09:17:11 cash_player_respawn_amount - 0 09:17:11 cash_team_elimination_bomb_map - 3250 09:17:11 cash_team_elimination_hostage_map_ct - 2000 09:17:11 cash_team_elimination_hostage_map_t - 1000 09:17:11 cash_team_hostage_alive - 0 09:17:11 cash_team_hostage_interaction - 500 09:17:11 cash_team_loser_bonus - 1400 09:17:11 cash_team_loser_bonus_consecutive_rounds - 500 09:17:11 cash_team_planted_bomb_but_defused - 800 09:17:11 cash_team_rescued_hostage - 0 09:17:11 cash_team_survive_guardian_wave - 1000 09:17:11 cash_team_terrorist_win_bomb - 3500 09:17:11 cash_team_win_by_defusing_bomb - 3250 09:17:11 cash_team_win_by_hostage_rescue - 3500 09:17:11 cash_team_win_by_time_running_out_bomb - 3250 09:17:11 cash_team_win_by_time_running_out_hostage - 3250 09:17:11 contributionscore_assist - 1 09:17:11 contributionscore_bomb_defuse_major - 3 09:17:11 contributionscore_bomb_defuse_minor - 1 09:17:11 contributionscore_bomb_exploded - 1 09:17:11 contributionscore_bomb_planted - 2 09:17:11 contributionscore_cash_bundle - 0 09:17:11 contributionscore_crate_break - 0 09:17:11 contributionscore_hostage_kill - -2 09:17:11 contributionscore_hostage_rescue_major - 3 09:17:11 contributionscore_hostage_rescue_minor - 1 09:17:11 contributionscore_kill - 2 09:17:11 contributionscore_kill_factor - 0 09:17:11 contributionscore_objective_kill - 3 09:17:11 contributionscore_suicide - -2 09:17:11 contributionscore_team_kill - -2 09:17:11 ff_damage_reduction_bullets - 0.1 09:17:11 ff_damage_reduction_grenade - 0.25 09:17:11 ff_damage_reduction_grenade_self - 1 09:17:11 ff_damage_reduction_other - 0.25 09:17:11 global_chatter_info - 09:17:11 healthshot_healthboost_damage_multiplier - 1 09:17:11 healthshot_healthboost_speed_multiplier - 1 09:17:11 healthshot_healthboost_time - 0 09:17:11 inferno_child_spawn_max_depth - 4 09:17:11 inferno_max_flames - 16 09:17:11 inferno_max_range - 150 09:17:11 molotov_throw_detonate_time - 2.0 09:17:11 mp_afterroundmoney - 0 09:17:11 mp_anyone_can_pickup_c4 - 0 09:17:11 mp_autokick - 1 09:17:11 mp_autoteambalance - 1 09:17:11 mp_bot_ai_bt - 09:17:11 mp_buy_allow_grenades - 1 09:17:11 mp_buy_allow_guns - 255 09:17:11 mp_buy_anywhere - 0 09:17:11 mp_buy_during_immunity - 0 09:17:11 mp_buytime - 90 09:17:11 mp_c4_cannot_be_defused - 0 09:17:11 mp_c4timer - 40 09:17:11 mp_consecutive_loss_max - 4 09:17:11 mp_coop_force_join_ct - 0 09:17:11 mp_coopmission_bot_difficulty_offset - 0 09:17:11 mp_coopmission_mission_number - 0 09:17:11 mp_coopmission_dz - missing cvar specified in bspconvar_whitelist.txt 09:17:11 mp_ct_default_grenades - 09:17:11 mp_ct_default_melee - weapon_knife 09:17:11 mp_ct_default_primary - 09:17:11 mp_ct_default_secondary - weapon_hkp2000 09:17:11 mp_retake_ct_loadout_default_pistol_round - 1|3;#GameUI_Retake_Card_4v3,0,0,secondary0|1;#GameUI_Retake_Card_FlashOut,0,0,secondary0,grenade2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_HideAndPeek,0,0,secondary0,grenade4 09:17:11 mp_retake_ct_loadout_upgraded_pistol_round - 2|2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_TakeFive,0,0,secondary3|2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_BlindFire,0,0,secondary2,grenade2|2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_OnlyTakesOne,0,0,secondary4|2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_SneakyBeakyLike,0,0,secondary2,grenade4 09:17:11 mp_retake_ct_loadout_light_buy_round - 3|2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_UmpInSmoke,1,1,smg2,grenade4|2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_FunNGun,1,1,smg0,grenade3|2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_Sharpshooter,1,1,rifle2,grenade2|2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_BurstBullpup,1,1,rifle0 09:17:11 mp_retake_ct_loadout_full_buy_round - 4|2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_LightEmUp,1,1,rifle1,grenade2|2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_Kobe,1,1,rifle1,grenade3|1;#GameUI_Retake_Card_1g,1,1,rifle1,grenade0|1;#GameUI_Retake_Card_DisappearingAct,1,1,rifle1,grenade4|1;#GameUI_Retake_Card_EyesOnTarget,1,1,rifle3 09:17:11 mp_retake_ct_loadout_bonus_card_availability - 1,2 09:17:11 mp_retake_ct_loadout_bonus_card - #GameUI_Retake_Card_TheAWPortunity,1,1,rifle4 09:17:11 mp_retake_ct_loadout_enemy_card - #GameUI_Retake_Card_BehindEnemyLines,1,1,rifle1,grenade2 09:17:11 mp_retake_t_loadout_default_pistol_round - 0|3;#GameUI_Retake_Card_4BadGuysLeft,0,0,secondary0|1;#GameUI_Retake_Card_LookAway,0,0,secondary0,grenade2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_WhenThereIsSmoke,0,0,secondary0,grenade4 09:17:11 mp_retake_t_loadout_upgraded_pistol_round - 0|2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_BlindFire,0,0,secondary2,grenade2|2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_QueOta,0,0,secondary4|1;#GameUI_Retake_Card_SmokeScreen,0,0,secondary2,grenade4|1;#GameUI_Retake_Card_TecTecBoom,0,0,secondary3,grenade3 09:17:11 mp_retake_t_loadout_light_buy_round - 0|2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_BackInAFlash,1,1,smg2,grenade2|2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_AllIn,1,1,rifle0|1;#GameUI_Retake_Card_BoomBox,1,1,smg0,grenade3,grenade4|1;#GameUI_Retake_Card_SetThemFree,1,1,rifle2,grenade2 09:17:11 mp_retake_t_loadout_full_buy_round - 0|2;#GameUI_Retake_Card_OlReliable,1,1,rifle1,grenade2|1;#GameUI_Retake_Card_SmokeShow,1,1,rifle1,grenade4|1;#GameUI_Retake_Card_HotShot,1,1,rifle1,grenade0|1;#GameUI_Retake_Card_EyeSpy,1,1,rifle3,grenade3 09:17:11 mp_retake_t_loadout_bonus_card_availability - 1,1,2 09:17:11 mp_retake_t_loadout_bonus_card - #GameUI_Retake_Card_TheAWPortunity,1,1,rifle4 09:17:11 mp_retake_t_loadout_enemy_card - #GameUI_Retake_Card_FindersKeepers,1,1,rifle1,grenade2 09:17:11 mp_retake_max_consecutive_rounds_same_target_site - 2 09:17:11 mp_damage_headshot_only - 0 09:17:11 mp_damage_scale_ct_body - 1.0 09:17:11 mp_damage_scale_ct_head - 1.0 09:17:11 mp_damage_scale_t_body - 1.0 09:17:11 mp_damage_scale_t_head - 1.0 09:17:11 mp_damage_vampiric_amount - 0 09:17:11 mp_death_drop_c4 - 1 09:17:11 mp_death_drop_defuser - 1 09:17:11 mp_death_drop_grenade - 2 09:17:11 mp_death_drop_gun - 1 09:17:11 mp_deathcam_skippable - 1 09:17:11 mp_default_team_winner_no_objective - -1 09:17:11 mp_defuser_allocation - 0 09:17:11 mp_display_kill_assists - 1 09:17:11 mp_dm_bonus_percent - 50 09:17:11 mp_dm_bonus_respawn - 0 09:17:11 mp_dm_bonusweapon_dogtags - 0 09:17:11 mp_dm_dogtag_score - 0 09:17:11 mp_dm_kill_base_score - 10 09:17:11 mp_dm_teammode - 0 09:17:11 mp_dm_teammode_bonus_score - 1 09:17:11 mp_dm_teammode_dogtag_score - 0 09:17:11 mp_dm_teammode_kill_score - 1 09:17:11 mp_dogtag_despawn_on_killer_death - 1 09:17:11 mp_dogtag_despawn_time - 120 09:17:11 mp_dogtag_pickup_rule - 0 09:17:11 mp_drop_grenade_enable - 0 09:17:11 mp_drop_knife_enable - 0 09:17:11 mp_economy_reset_rounds - 0 09:17:11 mp_equipment_reset_rounds - 0 09:17:11 mp_force_assign_teams - 0 09:17:11 mp_force_pick_time - 15 09:17:11 mp_forcecamera - 1 09:17:11 mp_free_armor - 0 09:17:11 mp_freezetime - 6 09:17:11 mp_friendlyfire - 0 09:17:11 mp_ggprogressive_round_restart_delay - 15.0 09:17:11 mp_ggtr_always_upgrade - 0 09:17:11 mp_ggtr_bomb_defuse_bonus - 1 09:17:11 mp_ggtr_bomb_detonation_bonus - 1 09:17:11 mp_ggtr_bomb_pts_for_flash - 4 09:17:11 mp_ggtr_bomb_pts_for_he - 3 09:17:11 mp_ggtr_bomb_pts_for_molotov - 5 09:17:11 mp_ggtr_bomb_pts_for_upgrade - 2.0 09:17:11 mp_ggtr_bomb_respawn_delay - 0.0 09:17:11 mp_ggtr_end_round_kill_bonus - 1 09:17:11 mp_ggtr_halftime_delay - 0.0 09:17:11 mp_ggtr_last_weapon_kill_ends_half - 0 09:17:11 mp_give_player_c4 - 1 09:17:11 mp_global_damage_per_second - 0.0 09:17:11 mp_guardian_bot_money_per_wave - 800 09:17:11 mp_guardian_force_collect_hostages_timeout - 50 09:17:11 mp_guardian_loc_icon - missing cvar specified in bspconvar_whitelist.txt 09:17:11 mp_guardian_loc_string_desc - 09:17:11 mp_guardian_loc_string_hud - #guardian_mission_type_kills 09:17:11 mp_guardian_loc_weapon - 09:17:11 mp_guardian_player_dist_max - 2000 09:17:11 mp_guardian_player_dist_min - 1300 09:17:11 mp_guardian_special_kills_needed - 10 09:17:11 mp_guardian_special_weapon_needed - awp 09:17:11 mp_guardian_target_site - -1 09:17:11 mp_guardian_force_collect_hostages_timeout - 50 09:17:11 mp_guardian_give_random_grenades_to_bots - 1 09:17:11 mp_guardian_ai_bt_difficulty_adjust_wave_interval - 1 09:17:11 mp_guardian_ai_bt_difficulty_max_next_level_bots - 3 09:17:11 mp_guardian_ai_bt_difficulty_cap_beginning_round - 2 09:17:11 mp_guardian_ai_bt_difficulty_initial_value - 2 09:17:11 mp_halftime - 0 09:17:11 mp_halftime_pausetimer - 0 09:17:11 mp_heavyassaultsuit_aimpunch - 1.0 09:17:11 mp_heavyassaultsuit_cooldown - 5 09:17:11 mp_heavyassaultsuit_deploy_timescale - 0.8 09:17:11 mp_heavyassaultsuit_speed - 130 09:17:11 mp_heavybot_damage_reduction_scale - 1.0 09:17:11 mp_hostagepenalty - 10 09:17:11 mp_hostages_max - 2 09:17:11 mp_hostages_spawn_force_positions - 09:17:11 mp_hostages_spawn_same_every_round - 1 09:17:11 mp_items_prohibited - 09:17:11 mp_limitteams - 2 09:17:11 mp_match_can_clinch - 1 09:17:11 mp_match_end_changelevel - 0 09:17:11 mp_max_armor - 2 09:17:11 mp_maxmoney - 16000 09:17:11 mp_maxrounds - 0 09:17:11 mp_molotovusedelay - 15.0 09:17:11 mp_only_cts_rescue_hostages - 1 09:17:11 mp_plant_c4_anywhere - 0 09:17:11 mp_playercashawards - 1 09:17:11 mp_radar_showall - 0 09:17:11 mp_randomspawn - 0 09:17:11 mp_randomspawn_dist - 0 09:17:11 mp_randomspawn_los - 1 09:17:11 mp_respawn_immunitytime - 4.0 09:17:11 mp_respawn_on_death_ct - 0 09:17:11 mp_respawn_on_death_t - 0 09:17:11 mp_respawnwavetime_ct - 10.0 09:17:11 mp_respawnwavetime_t - 10.0 09:17:11 mp_round_restart_delay - 7.0 09:17:11 mp_roundtime - 5 09:17:11 mp_roundtime_defuse - 0 09:17:11 mp_roundtime_hostage - 0 09:17:11 mp_solid_teammates - 1 09:17:11 mp_starting_losses - 0 09:17:11 mp_startmoney - 800 09:17:11 mp_suicide_penalty - 1 09:17:11 mp_t_default_grenades - 09:17:11 mp_t_default_melee - weapon_knife 09:17:11 mp_t_default_primary - 09:17:11 mp_t_default_secondary - weapon_glock 09:17:11 mp_tagging_scale - 1.0 09:17:11 mp_taser_recharge_time - -1 09:17:11 mp_teamcashawards - 1 09:17:11 mp_teammates_are_enemies - 0 09:17:11 mp_timelimit - 5 09:17:11 mp_use_respawn_waves - 0 09:17:11 mp_warmup_pausetimer - 0 09:17:11 mp_warmuptime - 30 09:17:11 mp_warmuptime_all_players_connected - 0 09:17:11 mp_weapon_self_inflict_amount - 0 09:17:11 mp_weapons_allow_heavy - -1 09:17:11 mp_weapons_allow_heavyassaultsuit - 0 09:17:11 mp_weapons_allow_map_placed - 0 09:17:11 mp_weapons_allow_pistols - -1 09:17:11 mp_weapons_allow_rifles - -1 09:17:11 mp_weapons_allow_smgs - -1 09:17:11 mp_weapons_allow_typecount - 5 09:17:11 mp_weapons_allow_zeus - 1 09:17:11 mp_weapons_glow_on_ground - 0 09:17:11 mp_weapons_max_gun_purchases_per_weapon_per_match - -1 09:17:11 mp_win_panel_display_time - 3 09:17:11 occlusion_test_async - 0 09:17:11 spec_freeze_panel_extended_time - 0.0 09:17:11 spec_freeze_time - 3.0 09:17:11 spec_replay_bot - 0 09:17:11 spec_replay_enable - 0 09:17:11 spec_replay_leadup_time - 5.3438 09:17:11 sv_accelerate - 5.5 09:17:11 sv_air_pushaway_dist - 0 09:17:11 sv_airaccelerate - 12 09:17:11 sv_allow_votes - 1 09:17:11 sv_alltalk - 0 09:17:11 sv_arms_race_vote_to_restart_disallowed_after - 0 09:17:11 sv_auto_adjust_bot_difficulty - 1 09:17:11 sv_auto_full_alltalk_during_warmup_half_end - 1 09:17:11 sv_autobunnyhopping - 0 09:17:11 sv_autobuyammo - 0 09:17:11 sv_bot_buy_decoy_weight - 1 09:17:11 sv_bot_buy_flash_weight - 1 09:17:11 sv_bot_buy_grenade_chance - 33 09:17:11 sv_bot_buy_hegrenade_weight - 6 09:17:11 sv_bot_buy_molotov_weight - 1 09:17:11 sv_bot_buy_smoke_weight - 1 09:17:11 sv_bots_force_rebuy_every_round - 0 09:17:11 sv_bots_get_easier_each_win - 0 09:17:11 sv_bots_get_harder_after_each_wave - 0 09:17:11 sv_bounce - 0 09:17:11 sv_buy_status_override - -1 09:17:11 sv_deadtalk - 0 09:17:11 sv_disable_immunity_alpha - 0 09:17:11 sv_disable_radar - 0 09:17:11 sv_disable_show_team_select_menu - missing cvar specified in bspconvar_whitelist.txt 09:17:11 sv_duplicate_playernames_ok - 0 09:17:11 sv_enablebunnyhopping - 0 09:17:11 sv_env_entity_makers_enabled - 1 09:17:11 sv_extract_ammo_from_dropped_weapons - 0 09:17:11 sv_falldamage_scale - 1 09:17:11 sv_falldamage_to_below_player_multiplier - 1 09:17:11 sv_falldamage_to_below_player_ratio - 0 09:17:11 sv_force_reflections - 0 09:17:11 sv_friction - 5.2 09:17:11 sv_grassburn - 0 09:17:11 sv_gravity - 800 09:17:11 sv_guardian_extra_equipment_ct - 09:17:11 sv_guardian_extra_equipment_t - 09:17:11 sv_guardian_health_refresh_per_wave - 50 09:17:11 sv_guardian_heavy_all - 0 09:17:11 sv_guardian_heavy_count - 0 09:17:11 sv_guardian_max_wave_for_heavy - 0 09:17:11 sv_guardian_min_wave_for_heavy - 0 09:17:11 sv_guardian_refresh_ammo_for_items_on_waves - 09:17:11 sv_guardian_reset_c4_every_wave - 0 09:17:11 sv_guardian_respawn_health - 50 09:17:11 sv_guardian_spawn_health_ct - 100 09:17:11 sv_guardian_spawn_health_t - 100 09:17:11 sv_health_approach_enabled - 0 09:17:11 sv_health_approach_speed - 10 09:17:11 sv_hegrenade_damage_multiplier - 1 09:17:11 sv_hegrenade_radius_multiplier - 1 09:17:11 sv_hide_roundtime_until_seconds - missing cvar specified in bspconvar_whitelist.txt 09:17:11 sv_highlight_distance - 500 09:17:11 sv_highlight_duration - 3.5 09:17:11 sv_ignoregrenaderadio - 0 09:17:11 sv_infinite_ammo - 0 09:17:11 sv_knife_attack_extend_from_player_aabb - 0 09:17:11 sv_maxspeed - 320 09:17:11 sv_maxvelocity - 3500 09:17:11 sv_occlude_players - 1 09:17:11 sv_outofammo_indicator - 0 09:17:11 sv_show_ragdoll_playernames - missing cvar specified in bspconvar_whitelist.txt 09:17:11 sv_show_team_equipment_force_on - 0 09:17:11 sv_staminajumpcost - .080 09:17:11 sv_staminalandcost - .050 09:17:11 sv_stopspeed - 80 09:17:11 sv_talk_enemy_dead - 0 09:17:11 sv_talk_enemy_living - 0 09:17:11 sv_teamid_overhead_maxdist - 0 09:17:11 sv_teamid_overhead_maxdist_spec - 0 09:17:11 sv_versus_screen_scene_id - 0 09:17:11 sv_vote_to_changelevel_before_match_point - 0 09:17:11 sv_warmup_to_freezetime_delay - 4 09:17:11 sv_water_movespeed_multiplier - 0.8 09:17:11 sv_water_swim_mode - 0 09:17:11 sv_wateraccelerate - 10 09:17:11 sv_waterfriction - 1 09:17:11 sv_weapon_encumbrance_per_item - 0.85 09:17:11 sv_weapon_encumbrance_scale - 0 09:17:11 tv_delay - 10 09:17:11 tv_delay1 - 15 09:17:11 weapon_accuracy_nospread - 0 09:17:11 weapon_air_spread_scale - 1.0 09:17:11 weapon_max_before_cleanup - 0 09:17:11 weapon_recoil_scale - 2.0 09:17:11 weapon_reticle_knife_show - 1 09:17:11 weapon_sound_falloff_multiplier - 1.0 09:17:11 sv_camera_fly_enabled - missing cvar specified in bspconvar_whitelist.txt 09:17:11 Executing dedicated server config file 09:17:11 Execing config: server.cfg 09:17:11 Unknown command "sv_maxcmdrate" 09:17:11 Unknown command "sv_vote_creation_time" 09:17:11 Writing cfg/banned_user.cfg. 09:17:11 Writing cfg/banned_ip.cfg. 09:17:11 Execing config: banned_user.cfg 09:17:11 Execing config: banned_ip.cfg 09:17:11 Unknown command "allow_spectators" 09:17:11 Execing config: gamemode_competitive.cfg 09:17:11 Execing config: gamemode_competitive_server.cfg 09:17:11 exec: couldn't exec gamemode_competitive_server.cfg 09:17:11 GameTypes: set convars for game type/mode (classic:0/competitive:1): 09:17:11 exec { 09:17:11 exec gamemode_competitive.cfg 09:17:11 exec_offline gamemode_competitive_offline.cfg 09:17:11 exec gamemode_competitive_server.cfg 09:17:11 } 09:17:11 Set Gravity 800.0 (0.250 tolerance) 09:17:11 CHostage::Precache: missing hostage models for map de_dust2. Adding the default models. 09:17:11 PrecacheScriptSound 'Snowball.Bounce' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:12 PrecacheScriptSound 'Survival.VO.Taunt4a' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:13 Failed to load models/weapons/w_knife_ghost_dropped.mdl! 09:17:13 Failed to load models/props/crates/patch_envelope02.mdl! 09:17:13 PrecacheScriptSound 'balkan_epic_blank' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:13 PrecacheScriptSound 'professional_epic.omw_to_plant_a_04' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:13 PrecacheScriptSound 'professional_epic.loc_ramp_01' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:13 PrecacheScriptSound 'professional_epic.loc_back_01' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:13 PrecacheScriptSound 'professional_epic.loc_platform_01' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:13 PrecacheScriptSound 'professional_epic.loc_catwalk_03' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:13 PrecacheScriptSound 'professional_epic.loc_enemy_spawn_01' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:13 PrecacheScriptSound 'professional_epic.loc_doubledoors_01' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:13 PrecacheScriptSound 'professional_epic.loc_front_01' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:13 PrecacheScriptSound 'professional_epic.loc_overpass_03' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:13 PrecacheScriptSound 'professional_epic.loc_palace_01' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:13 PrecacheScriptSound 'professional_epic.loc_stairs_01' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:13 PrecacheScriptSound 'professional_epic.loc_snipers_nest_01' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:13 PrecacheScriptSound 'professional_epic.loc_connector_01' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:13 PrecacheScriptSound 'professional_epic.loc_door_01' failed, no such sound script entry 09:17:14 Invalid file size for host.txt 09:17:14 Commentary: Could not find commentary data file 'maps/de_dust2_commentary.txt'. 09:17:14 The Navigation Mesh was built using a different version of this map. 09:17:14 Error parsing BotProfile.db - unknown attribute 'Rank' 09:17:14 Error parsing BotProfile.db - unknown attribute 'Rank' 09:17:14 Error parsing BotProfile.db - unknown attribute 'Rank' 09:17:14 Error parsing BotProfile.db - unknown attribute 'Rank' 09:17:14 Error parsing BotProfile.db - unknown attribute 'Rank' 09:17:14 Error parsing BotProfile.db - unknown attribute 'Rank' 09:17:14 Error parsing BotProfile.db - unknown attribute 'Rank' 09:17:14 Error parsing BotProfile.db - unknown attribute 'Rank' 09:17:14 Created class baseline: 20 classes, 13792 bytes. 09:17:14 Initializing Steam libraries for secure Internet server 09:17:14 Logging into Steam gameserver account with logon token 'B74A031Fxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' 09:17:14 Initialized low level socket/threading support. 09:17:14 \src\steamnetworkingsockets\clientlib\csteamnetworkingsockets_steam.cpp(138): Assertion Failed: Initted interface twice? 09:17:14 Set SteamNetworkingSockets P2P_STUN_ServerList to '' as per SteamNetworkingSocketsSerialized 09:17:14 SteamDatagramServer_Init succeeded 09:17:14 Execing config: sourcemod/sourcemod.cfg 09:17:14 Execing config: sourcemod\basevotes.cfg 09:17:14 Execing config: sourcemod\funcommands.cfg 09:17:14 Execing config: sourcemod\funvotes.cfg 09:17:14 Connection to Steam servers successful. 09:17:14 Public IP is 89.203.193.220. 09:17:14 Assigned persistent gameserver Steam ID [G:1:3976299]. 09:17:14 Gameserver logged on to Steam, assigned identity steamid:85568392924015723 09:17:14 Set SteamNetworkingSockets P2P_STUN_ServerList to '146.66.155.54:3478' as per SteamNetworkingSocketsSerialized 09:17:15 VAC secure mode is activated. 09:17:15 Received server welcome from GC. 09:17:15 GC Connection established for server version 1219, instance idx 1

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