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Knufire 24-09-2015 11:59

Re: CAGE Match VIII
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by carpedav000 (Post 1497230)
Time for some predictions:

Rankings (1-10)-

1.) 234
2.) 1501
3.) 1024
4.) 5188
5.) 1741
6.) 135
7.) 868
8.) 829
9.) 1747
10.) 5403

Alliances-

1.) 234, 1501, 447 (SF)
2.) 1024, 5188, 45 (W)
3.) 1741, 829, 3940 (F)
4.) 135, 868, 3138 (QF)
5.) 1747, 5403, 4485 (SF)
6.) 461, 4272, 3176 (QF)
7.) 2171, 3494, 1529 (QF)
8.) 148, 33, 2056 (QF)


NOTE: I know the 8th alliance consists of teams that arent coming.

We'll be running a new, probably unpracticed drive team at CAGE.

Taylor 24-09-2015 12:25

Re: CAGE Match VIII
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Knufire (Post 1497270)
We'll be running a new, probably unpracticed drive team at CAGE.

We hope most teams will!

Updated team list:
1 1529
2 1741
3 4485
4 3138
5 461
6 1501
7 3494
8 868
9 234
10 4272
11 135
12 3940
13 1024
14 2171
15 5188
16 5403
17 1646
18 45
19 829
20 447
21 3176
22 1747
23 4781

Plus 2 or 3 more pre-rookie teams

Registration is open for six more days.

carpedav000 24-09-2015 12:28

Re: CAGE Match VIII
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sciencenuetzel (Post 1497265)
I am glad we made it further than 2056.

Im glad we beat 33.

logank013 24-09-2015 22:16

Re: CAGE Match VIII
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by carpedav000 (Post 1497230)
Time for some predictions:

Rankings (1-10)-

1.) 234
2.) 1501
3.) 1024
4.) 5188
5.) 1741
6.) 135
7.) 868
8.) 829
9.) 1747
10.) 5403

Alliances-

1.) 234, 1501, 447 (SF)
2.) 1024, 5188, 45 (W)
3.) 1741, 829, 3940 (F)
4.) 135, 868, 3138 (QF)
5.) 1747, 5403, 4485 (SF)
6.) 461, 4272, 3176 (QF)
7.) 2171, 3494, 1529 (QF)
8.) 148, 33, 2056 (QF)


NOTE: I know the 8th alliance consists of teams that arent coming.

My personal rankings based on the regular season at IN dcmps.
1. 234 (barely above 135. We've been pretty tight all year)
2. 135
3. 5188
4. 1501
5. 1024
6. 829
7. 1741
8. 1747
9. 3940
10. 4485
11. 5403
12. 461

Alliances- (Captain and First Pick Only)

(W) 1.) 234-1024 (As always. Some unamed students on 234 refer to 1024 as "bae")
(F) 2.) 135-5188 (135 needs some extra step cans)
(S) 3.) 1501-5403 (1501 and 5403 could use some step cans)
(Q) 4.) 829-3940 (3940 is a good stacker and 829's landfill or HP is helpful)
(S) 5.) 1741-1747 (1747 is a super good stacker and 1741 is a really good capper)
(Q)6.) 4485-3176 (4485 has been good at Hp and decided to go landfill early rather than scramble last second)
(Q) 7.) 461-447 (461 decided to go landfill early)
(Q) 8.) 868-1529 (868 can cap (if I remember right) and 1529 is a fast stacker.

carpedav000 25-09-2015 13:31

Re: CAGE Match VIII
 
I think that the landfill bots will be the first picks on almost every alliance. I say almost because there are not enough landfill bots to go around

logank013 25-09-2015 13:42

Re: CAGE Match VIII
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by carpedav000 (Post 1497499)
I think that the landfill bots will be the first picks on almost every alliance. I say almost because there are not enough landfill bots to go around

That might be true but almost all landfill bots coming aren't nearly as powerful as human player bots. If we end up 1st seed, we have to ask ourselves this question. Do we want to get an amazing human player bot and then get another not so good human player bot and make them try to play the landfill or, do we want an okay landfill bot and have a not so good hp bot? Either way, the last pick for the first few alliances won't be able to stack much. So it makes more sense to go with whichever robot is best, human player or landfill. That's what we did at CORI offseason and we ended up winning. It will be interested to see how picks go with such a tight field.

carpedav000 25-09-2015 14:12

Re: CAGE Match VIII
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by logank013 (Post 1497501)
That might be true but almost all landfill bots coming aren't nearly as powerful as human player bots. If we end up 1st seed, we have to ask ourselves this question. Do we want to get an amazing human player bot and then get another not so good human player bot and make them try to play the landfill or, do we want an okay landfill bot and have a not so good hp bot? Either way, the last pick for the first few alliances won't be able to stack much. So it makes more sense to go with whichever robot is best, human player or landfill. That's what we did at CORI offseason and we ended up winning. It will be interested to see how picks go with such a tight field.

The thing is, once you get past the top 3 or 4 HP robots, you pretty much have a group of bots with the same stacking ability (1 6 stack). So with such a shallow playing field, alliances can afford to make medium ability (1-2 stacks) landfill bots their first pick.

logank013 25-09-2015 14:49

Re: CAGE Match VIII
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by carpedav000 (Post 1497508)
The thing is, once you get past the top 3 or 4 HP robots, you pretty much have a group of bots with the same stacking ability (1 6 stack). So with such a shallow playing field, alliances can afford to make medium ability (1-2 stacks) landfill bots their first pick.

Exactly. That "strategy" will only work for the top 2 or 3 alliances :)

MechEng83 25-09-2015 15:04

Re: CAGE Match VIII
 
Being an event happening during the next school year after the robots were built, several teams will not have the same drive team.

Being an event that is touted as a "rookie experience" several teams will not have the same drive team.

Being an event with pre-rookie teams, not every drive team will have ever competed.

These, plus wear + tear + modifications means several robots will not perform the same as they did during the season. Predictions might be fun, but are kind of meaningless since so much will have changed compared to in-season competitions.

I'm looking forward to CAGE Match for all the new and fun experiences the students will have.

logank013 25-09-2015 15:12

Re: CAGE Match VIII
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MechEng83 (Post 1497528)
Being an event happening during the next school year after the robots were built, several teams will not have the same drive team.

Being an event that is touted as a "rookie experience" several teams will not have the same drive team.

Being an event with pre-rookie teams, not every drive team will have ever competed.

These, plus wear + tear + modifications means several robots will not perform the same as they did during the season. Predictions might be fun, but are kind of meaningless since so much will have changed compared to in-season competitions.

I'm looking forward to CAGE Match for all the new and fun experiences the students will have.

Definitely we were just having some fun and I specifically said mine were based off of the Indiana DCMPS. Honestly, our team has like 7 or 8 drive teams members due to training rookie drivers and preactice for the all girls event. We could easily rotate and none of our drive team members perform exactly the same. Agreed. plus, we have perfected our 3 tote auto and i bet some other teams have made some improvements as well. Still looking forward to the event! :)

Chris_Elston 25-09-2015 15:15

Re: CAGE Match VIII
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MechEng83 (Post 1497528)
Being an event that is touted as a "rookie experience" several teams will not have the same drive team.

This most always is the case for 1501. We come to CAGE to show rookie kids what FRC is about.

Taylor 25-09-2015 15:20

Re: CAGE Match VIII
 
...so the clever teams will heavily scout the IndyRAGE event...

logank013 25-09-2015 15:21

Re: CAGE Match VIII
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris_Elston (Post 1497531)
This most always is the case for 1501. We come to CAGE to show rookie kids what FRC is about.

2 of our main 3 drivers are still around. 3 of 4 drivers are still around that had regular season driving. And 5 of 6 drivers are still around that have had some off season driving experience at a competition. As a team, we just excepted 20 some new members this last Monday. This will be a good time to train new members how to scout (despite not having our new scouting equipment) what we do at competitions. I find the fall off season events to be cool for those reasons.

logank013 25-09-2015 15:26

Re: CAGE Match VIII
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Taylor (Post 1497532)
...so the clever teams will heavily scout the IndyRAGE event...

As scout captain of 234, It sounds like I should train some of the rookie members to scout this week... If there is a webcast (Is it bad I'm not sure if there is a webcast? lol.) yo bet I'll be scouting from home... haha. or maybe volunteer and scout in my mind... The possibilities are endless! Can you tell it's been a couple months since I've scouted and I really want to...? haha

tindleroot 25-09-2015 15:43

Re: CAGE Match VIII
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by logank013 (Post 1497534)
As scout captain of 234, It sounds like I should train some of the rookie members to scout this week

Run through qualifying matches from a season event (or even better, an event that played something other than Recycle Rush). 2015 Dallas and 2014 Waterloo are good regional ones to watch. The new scouts you get can pretend to field scout the regional. We did this last year to test out our electronic scouting system and train our scouts, and it was a big success.


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