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-High-level TODOs for AI simulation code:
-
- - When copying the game and simulating, copy what's on the stack. This will
-   allow AI to use effects that e.g. sacrifice their creatures that are targeted
-   by removal as well as play counterspells using the simulation framework.
-      
- - When evaluating permanents with ETB effects (e.g. oblivion ring), simulate
-   all possible targets, just like SA targeting during simulation.
-   
- - When evaluating what to play during combat, simulate until end of combat, so
-   that the AI takes into account how much life or chump blockers are saved when
-   killing an attacking creature, for example.
-   
- - When evaluating game state, creature evaluations should take into account the
-   current turn and phase and what creatures the opponent has - so that for e.g.
-   if the opponent can kill you next turn with enough attacking creatures, then
-   effects that produce blockers are rated higher.
-   
- - AI is too eager to play spells. For example, the AI may want to play an instant
-   during draw phase, since that's the best spell to play at that point, whereas
-   in reality, waiting till MAIN1 and playing a creature or sorcery may be the
-   better decision.
-   
- - AI needs to ration mana somehow. Right now, it's a "greedy play best spell"
-   system. It fails to take into account situations where playing two cheap
-   spells is a better alternative than playing one expensive spell whose effect
-   is better than each cheap spell, but not than both of them.
-