Brain System
Hormones And Learning
In the intended design, hormones are consequence signals that would help the brain react to success, failure, pressure, reinforcement, expansion, and forgetting.
Claim status
Product-direction status: game mechanics described on this page are intended concepts and remain unverified until current evidence from the owning game repository is pinned. This page does not claim a playable implementation.
Quick Facts
- Intended product direction — The intended deterministic design maps success to Dopamine.
- Intended product direction — The intended deterministic design maps failure to Cortisol.
- Intended product direction — The proposed design lets repeated streaks queue Adrenaline.
- Intended product direction — Adrenaline is intended to expand the graph or reinforce an existing connection.
Why BAIS Uses Hormones
Intended product direction — In the intended design, hormones would give the brain a rule-based way to translate outcome history into learning pressure.
BAIS does not present this product concept as a medical simulation claim.
Intended product direction — The goal is for the player to see that success, failure, streaks, and pressure have structural effects on the AI mind.
Dopamine, Cortisol, And Adrenaline
Intended product direction — In the intended deterministic design, success produces Dopamine and failure produces Cortisol. These proposed signals would influence preferred behavior and the story of why the brain moves toward one route or another.
Intended product direction — The proposed design lets repeated streaks queue Adrenaline. It is intended as an expansion or reinforcement moment that could attach a new neuron to the graph or strengthen an existing pathway when no valid expansion target is available.
Learning Through Consequence
Intended product direction — BAIS wants learning to feel earned. A brain should not simply receive arbitrary stat increases. It should carry traces of what happened: what was rewarded, what failed, what got reinforced, and what faded away.
Intended product direction — This makes training emotionally legible. A coach can look at a brain and understand the consequences that shaped it.
Forgetting And Risk
Intended product direction — BAIS is not only about growth. Weak or unused structures can detach, and repeated failed integration can lead to forgetting. This creates risk and makes the brain feel alive as a changing system.
Intended product direction — For future arena culture, that risk is important. A digital fight can still matter even when no human body takes the hit, because memory, connection, reputation, and trained structure may be at stake.