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Re: FRC Field in FLL Game Manual

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Originally Posted by EricH (Post 1494279)

And, just to stir the pot, there has already been a water game. One of the games I listed in this post had water in the game. Anybody want to take a guess?

2009. Because, as everybody knows, there's water on the moon.
Also very (in)famous pictures of Dean himself applying the water.

Re: FRC Field in FLL Game Manual

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Originally Posted by GeeTwo (Post 1494295)

According to the pics in the game summary document, 1997 was light blue, and 2000 was tan/cream. It's possible that 2000 they was exposed or processed improperly. 1997 has a stack of toroids, including one white one, in the foreground, so I don't think the color was that far off.

2000 was gray. I watched that one at Nationals that year. Gray can look tan/cream in the right lighting. (I summon... The TechnoKat History Project!) (Note that there are some field photos that look tan/cream under game lights, but when people are on the field it's gray.)

1997 shows up as gray as well--reference the 1997 archive from the TechnoKats History Project.

1993, gray--do I need to say where to find photos again? :p

Taylor, sorry, I was referring to INTENDED use of H2O. Christopher got that part right. Some of the balls in 1993 had water in 'em.

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Originally Posted by Christopher149 (Post 1494280)

2015, red and blue carpet

Edit: The water game was Rug Rage

Hardly- the water was completely contained within the balls. If you watched the game, you'd never know.

Re: FRC Field in FLL Game Manual

Looks like a driver's station.

IIRC during a kickoff one year (2010?) they showed pictures of the GDC prototyping the game; I remember the experimental field being gray (as it's probably used for protoype field elements, not the actual full field).

So no, IMHO, not an actual hint.