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FizzyCal 11-12-2014 10:47

Solving Game Hints
 
Looking at the blog posted yesterday, I believe the game hints are referring to baseball or at least baseball combined with another sport. It seems fairly evident that over the past few years FIRST has used sports themes in the games. They have even made a habit of combining sports in the games. For example Ultimate Frisbee and Ascent Rock Climbing.

Here are the hints in the blog that lead me to believe something about baseball:

We’re in full swing = swinging a baseball bat

get your Kickoff Kit home safely = home refers to home plate

getting home safely = an obvious pun for a play made at the plate where the player is "safe"

Vespa at home = again a reference to home plate. However, the Vespa comment must have something to do with another game/activity combined with baseball.


From the KOP page:
D) One set of items, collectively 3 in. x 3 in. x 60 in., 6 lbs. = A pitcher needs to throw 3 strikes to get an out. There are 3 outs in an inning. And the pitching rubber is exactly 60ft. - 6in. from home plate. (This may be a stretch for this clue but it made sense to me).

FizzyCal 11-12-2014 10:59

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Leaving the Vespa at home could be a reference to a home team. The home team could be in posession of some item that the hint is using Vespa for. A Vespa is some sort of Moped or motorbike. Not sure how to link that.

All the inches in the KOP add up to 340. This might be a stretch as well because depending on how you measure the distance between 1st base and 3rd base is 340 inches.

FizzyCal 11-12-2014 11:17

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Vespa is an Italian moped. Vespa means wasp.

I don't know what this means. Just thinking one of you smart people might be able to make a connection somehow.

cmrnpizzo14 11-12-2014 13:16

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It could also mean that the box is simply larger this year and that the season is ready to go......

Whippet 11-12-2014 15:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by FizzyCal (Post 1413152)
Vespa is an Italian moped. Vespa means wasp.

It means that the GDC is unanimously betting on team 33 being world champions this year.

Andrew Lawrence 11-12-2014 15:36

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Please keep all content related to the blog post in the original thread made for the post. If a mod could conjoin these two threads, that would be great.

tindleroot 11-12-2014 16:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Whippet (Post 1413225)
It means that the GDC is unanimously betting on team 33 being world champions this year.

That can't be, since bees can't fly when wet.

FizzyCal 11-12-2014 16:13

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Well the blog thread got a little off track. And I believe was originally about a hint that wasn't a hint.

Kuhnahtt 18-12-2014 12:38

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A baseball related game would be so dry. And honestly, the so-called "hints" seem to expressions commonly used in that format.

Chadfrom308 18-12-2014 14:17

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Why would you leave your Vespa at home? A Vespa is a moped. Mopeds don't particularly have good traction. When I was like 15, I had a moped. I fell on it because the ground was wet.

Water game 2015 confirmed.

Peyton Yeung 18-12-2014 19:26

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FRC Teams twitter asked this
Quote:

Would you rather have a #gamehint next week or the week after? #omgrobots
Maybe if everyone replies we can get one next week :)

TheTurk 19-12-2014 12:01

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FRC Teams posted this three hours ago on Twitter.

"Blog! We're partnering with @FRCTop25 to release a #gamehint next week! Details: http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprogr...-the-game-hint … #omgrobots"


Kuhnahtt 25-12-2014 13:32

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