Brain System
Neural Map
As a product concept, the neural map is intended to show neurons, connections, positions, state, and pathways that learning could strengthen or weaken.
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 — Neurons represent actions or behaviors.
- Intended product direction — Connections represent learned pathways.
- Intended product direction — Unconnected neuron staging lets the coach influence future growth.
- Intended product direction — The MVP focuses on making this graph visible and debuggable.
What The Neural Map Shows
Intended product direction — The neural map is the visual form of the AI brain. It turns internal learning into something the player can inspect: which neurons exist, which connections are active, which route is current, and which structures are weak or forgotten.
Intended product direction — This is central to BAIS because the project wants intelligence to be explainable. The player should not only see that the AI changed; the player should understand why it changed.
Neurons And Connections
Intended product direction — A neuron represents an action, behavior, or action seed. A connection represents a learned pathway from one behavior to another. Stronger pathways are more likely to matter during future decisions.
Intended product direction — Over time, outcomes and hormone reactions can reinforce, expand, detach, or forget parts of the graph. That gives the brain a history instead of a flat stat sheet.
Staging Unconnected Neurons
Intended product direction — One signature BAIS mechanic is strategic neuron staging. The coach can influence future learning by repositioning eligible unconnected neurons before they become part of the brain.
Intended product direction — When adrenaline expansion happens, the staged position can affect which candidate is selected. This gives the player structural agency without directly puppeteering every move.
Why Visibility Matters
Intended product direction — A hidden AI system can feel random even when it is complex. BAIS aims for the opposite: if the brain succeeds, fails, reinforces, or forgets, the player should eventually see the cause-and-effect chain.
Intended product direction — That visibility is also important for spectators, future tournaments, and coaching culture because viewers can discuss how a brain was shaped, not only who won.