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      <title>Part 3: Influence Maps: Turning the Fight Into a Heatmap</title>
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      <description>Visibility tells you whether a place can be seen.&#xA;Influence maps tell you how much pressure exists there.&#xA;That difference matters. A position can be visible without being dangerous, and dangerous without being fully visible. Influence maps help estimate the shape of the fight instead of only the geometry of the map.&#xA;What an influence map is An influence map is a grid layered over the terrain. Each cell stores a value that represents power, danger, control, or importance.</description>
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