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Secret Passage
According to the game manual you can enter the secret passage and have no time limit in said zone, but my question is when the opposing team rolls a ball into the secret passage. Can you steal the ball and then re-enter the courtyard to score some points? Thanks for helping me in advance!
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G20 ROBOTS may only enter or exit their opponent’s SECRET PASSAGE from/to the opponent’s COURTYARD. A ROBOT is considered to be within the SECRET PASSAGE once the only carpet the ROBOT is in contact with is the carpet inside the SECRET PASSAGE. My reading of that is that if you've made it through the defenses and are in their courtyard you can occupy the space that is the secret passage. You must exit the secret passage back into the opponent's courtyard as well. So, once you are in the courtyard, you can enter the secret passage to snag balls as they are entering the field. |
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Once you are inside the defenses, you can enter but not use the passage. |
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Here's a picture (NOT from the manual): ![]() |
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This picture was made assuming you were on the blue alliance. |
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If it's ok to sit inside your opponent's secret passage, is it not possible to block [s]cannonballs[/s] boulders from entering the field indefinitely? I could not find mention of this in the manual, and it feels like I'm missing something.
EDIT: I can;t get strikethrough to work. Boulders, not canonballs. I'm too used to the pre-season speculation. :P |
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Handy diagram (now featuring both sides of the field)
From the perspective of the red team. |
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