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I like how this started on the Official game hint thread, it was decided game ideas were "hijacking" that thread then there was the pre-season drive trains(got a new thread), and now the Kinect.....
On another note a game where we get to use six CIMs could be interesting.... |
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-A lot of Weight -Thermal mass -A bit of power You currently have up to 8 550-sized motors which provide a lot of power. For reference: Code:
CIM: ~340wAs for mechanisms, stalling anything will burn it up eventually. Don't stall it. Even a CIM dosen't really like to be stalled forever. You have 8 HIGH POWERED MOTORS. You don't need any more CIMs. |
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************************************************** ****** I am a huge fan of Tic-Tac-Toe style games where you get points for scoring objects, and you can get a bonus for scoring objects in a row. |
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Ok I see what you mean.
I like games where there is some sort of obstacle to traverse. The other thing that may be interesting is if you had longer finals matches, as the last two or three matches should be the best display of robotics at an event. |
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looks like we get six cims and hanging
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A game where Human Players are used more often to score, like '98 or '99.
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Me personally? I think catapaulting giant yoga balls (Those just seem like such fun game pieces) and having to cross over rough terrain (Like a 1-foot tall, sudden 90 degree slope) with no human interaction, maybe longer autonomous (Its a ROBOTICS competition, not human competition) seems like an awesome game.
A full autonomous game would be pretty cool if you ask me, though. Robots unknowingly bashing into each other... could make for some very interesting gameplay. |
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