<h1 id="heading-ready-gladiator-0">Ready Gladiator 0</h1>
100 points
AUTHOR: LT 'SYREAL' JONES
Description
Can you make a CoreWars warrior that always loses, no ties?
Your opponent is the Imp. The source is available [here]. If you wanted to pit the Imp against himself, you could download the Imp and start your own corewars server
Note: This challenge launches an instance on demand.
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Ok so for this challenge I had to learn what <code>CoreWars</code> was, and its apparently its a game between two programs that are written in <code>RedCode</code> which is a pseudo-assembly language.
Our mission is to lose to the program provided 100 times.
After trying out what will happen if I provide the same code to the server, we just ended up with 100 ties.
So, I just deleted the only instruction that does operations in the game and the warrior
<pre><code class="lang-c">;redcode
;name Imp Ex
;assert 1
end
</code></pre>
I lost which gave the flag:
<blockquote>
picoCTF{your flag}
</blockquote>

# Ready Gladiator 0

**100 points**

AUTHOR: LT 'SYREAL' JONES

Description
Can you make a CoreWars warrior that always loses, no ties?
Your opponent is the Imp. The source is available [here]. If you wanted to pit the Imp against himself, you could download the Imp and start your own corewars server

*Note:* This challenge launches an instance on demand.

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Ok so for this challenge I had to learn what `CoreWars` was, and its apparently its a game between two programs that are written in `RedCode` which is a pseudo-assembly language.

Our mission is to lose to the program provided 100 times.

After trying out what will happen if I provide the same code to the server, we just ended up with 100 ties.

So, I just deleted the only instruction that does operations in the game and the warrior

```c
;redcode
;name Imp Ex
;assert 1
end
```

I lost which gave the flag:

> picoCTF{your flag}
