idk about the dartboard analogy, doesn't really explain what the article's talking about.
Honestly what the article's talking about reminds me of that old qbasic game gorillas, where you set angle and force you're throwing with, and then after the throw lands you can use the result to adjust your angle or force accordingly.
Honestly what the article's talking about reminds me of that old qbasic game gorillas, where you set angle and force you're throwing with, and then after the throw lands you can use the result to adjust your angle or force accordingly.