Electronic Arts develops a system of dynamic tips — it is designed to teach players to play better

Electronic Arts is working on a system to help players improve their skills in multiplayer projects.

The company patented a mechanic that allows algorithms to analyze user actions in multiplayer matches, and then draw up subsequent recommendations based on them.

In a document found by the media, EA experts describe the system in detail.

In particular, it is specified that the algorithms will collect a set of parallel metrics, including the aiming time, the speed of the player's movement and the amount of damage dealt.

Based on this data, the program will try to collect the "optimal" model of action for a particular user and present it in an accessible format — so that the player can clearly understand how he should play in order to improve his efficiency.

Unfortunately, the patent does not specify in which games and how the EA is going to use the system, and whether it is going to use it at all.

It is likely that the mechanics of dynamic clues could find application in future editions of Battlefield or the evolving royal battle of Apex Legends.