Originally Posted by Vision (Post 1207547)

Originally Posted by Mr. De Simone (Post 1207613)

Has anyone looked at this yet?

http://www.aztec-history.com/aztec-ball-game.html

This could be this years game.

Originally Posted by skupitup (Post 1207432)

... there is a very obvious repeating pattern...

Originally Posted by Kevin342 (Post 1207619)

I changed the 1's to solid blocks and the 0's to hollow blocks, then rotated the image and mirrored it. Looks a bit like the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building. Adrian Smith was chief architect, and Bill Baker, chief engineer, of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill in Chicago.
In this satellite view you can see it's 3-sided.

Originally Posted by skimoose (Post 1204752)

I think the second line may have been missed by all. If the clue is referring to the singer Seal, then a "Singer great" may be a reference to the "Great Seal" of which, there are two for the United States.



This is referred to as the Second Great Seal of the United States found on the one dollar bill. It clearly shows the pyramid: are we back to tetra shapes? The latin phrase is generally translated as the "new order of the world" which could be viewed as Dean's attempt to change society, or may be referring to a major change in FIRST's FRC game. The latter could be confirmation that robot dimensions are in fact changing. A smaller robot foot print would allow for more robots on the field. Many have pointed out that three alliances is not practical, but what if FIRST is making another leap forward and we are going to 4 vs. 4? Last year's asymmetrical driver's stations had one station smaller than the other two. Was this a test to see what impact it would have on teams? Few, if any teams complained about the reduced space for the drive team. So First could conceivably fit four driver stations in the end zone. I'm not sure what that would do to the Human Player position.

The increased robots per matched has been tied to longer game times as well. Could increasing the match to 3:00 minutes be one of the changes recommended by the Einstein report? If a robot or radio were to disconnect from the field, a longer match would possibly allow that machine to reconnect before the match ended thus reducing the impact of a dead robot. Also with four robots per alliance, one dead robot still leaves an alliance functioning at 75% capacity as opposed to 66% capacity for a three robot alliance.

Also, the pyramid is topped by the all seeing eye. Is camera vision playing a major part in this year's game?

Originally Posted by Sam390250 (Post 1207980)

Anyone think they figured out what the hint completely meant? I am still confused...

Originally Posted by AlexJamesCross (Post 1208020)

Ive figured most of it out
A rose,Kissed- I have no Idea
A singer Great- This was a mistake and should be A sinster tree, sinster being a metal steel like alloy
A dinner missed-when you turn the Frisbee upside down it looks like a empty dinner plate as in you never showed up(or MISSED) to dinner
Holding weigh- Could either be a reference to the fact weight is now used to figure the score or the fact that you need to hold yourself up.

As for Astley I have no Idea either
Team 369 is very excited

Originally Posted by Blueamber10210 (Post 1208046)

Never gonna give you up- probably refering to the fact that after the game pieces are scored they don't get put back into play.