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Brandon Holley 11-01-2005 20:56

Re: What will the winning robot have?
 
This game is already crazier than last year. Nothing is obvious. Good luck everybody...

but i think that the winning team/ best robot is going to be the robot that can cap ridiculously fast when they need to, buckle down and play some defense and have some INSANE plays on the field that make the crowd go "WOOOOOO!!!!" coach and driver also very big

JamesCH95 11-01-2005 21:06

Re: What will the winning robot have?
 
A fast durable chassis (2spd transmissions are over-rated for this game) and a drive team that can work together and a bot design that can allow for part to complete blind driving since the field is going to be a giant cluster-bang.

mentat 11-01-2005 21:38

Re: What will the winning robot have?
 
in my opinion, the winning bot will most likely have a good vision mode coupled with a durable arm. durable arms will probably be a necessity this year since defensive blocking is allowed. cool colors are also a plus. :cool:

activemx 11-01-2005 22:00

Re: What will the winning robot have?
 
me, perhaps:)

Jonathan M. 11-01-2005 23:07

Re: What will the winning robot have?
 
Durability, and team work.

Goldeye 12-01-2005 02:48

Re: What will the winning robot have?
 
The center is the least important unless you have a team that will be able to grab 3 rows.
The autonomous mode is points you should get, but don't NEED. If you can lose the autonomous mode ito make room to carry and cap two tetras at once, you'll top the score you would get with autonomous.

Having a robot capable of scoring at a decent pace, is of course necessary, but game play tactics will result in the most points.
My strategy: Cap your home corner goals too high to cap further, then with time running short, cap their corner, and remain to defend it and prevent them from getting in their end zone. At the least, you're disrupting rows and keeping them out of the endzone. With luck, you're scoring 10+ points while taking away their 20.
The corner goals are, coincidentally in a corner. Its easy for one robot to defend one, and near impossible to defend both.

Construction wise: I expect a robot able to safely carry two tetras to develop a significant score advantage, and win.

tribotec_ca88 12-01-2005 06:24

Re: What will the winning robot have?
 
I think communication and strategy are far off more important than any technical ability... I mean, sure, it helps to build an efficient bot, but having a quick-witted coach with fast thinking and communication skills is extremely crucial. It needs to be someone with a great vision of the field, and that makes intelligent and quick decisions based on game possibilities...a brilliant strategy, to me, seems to be the key to winning...
And luck. Boy, will they be needing a whole lot of that...:yikes:

CourtneyB 12-01-2005 09:20

Re: What will the winning robot have?
 
Id haveta say very good strategy, good alliances, and good defense. I think defense plays a big part in this years game.

Aaron 12-01-2005 10:27

Re: What will the winning robot have?
 
cap two goals at once

GoDaisy341 12-01-2005 11:11

Re: What will the winning robot have?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Aaron
cap two goals at once

although that's a good capability i doubt many teams will be able to do that effectively. i think you will see speed and efficency out of the single goal cappers

UsmanB 12-01-2005 11:38

Re: What will the winning robot have?
 
"The winning teams will have a very good coach."
Wetzel

"The ability to quickly load and store multiple tetras on the robot."
Petey

"its going to be a box with a stick on it."
Tytus Gerrish

Combination of the above 3. HIGH EMPHASIS on 3rd quote ;) the idea may look stupid, but looks can be deceiving.

Mike Norton 12-01-2005 11:44

Re: What will the winning robot have?
 
First thing I would say is that I see a lot of robots on their backs. Strong robots will do well. capping robots that do not flip will do well, and a good plan


Quote:

and your liable to get it capped when you rush back to the line for the +10 bonus
Why go back to get the 10 points. Do you think a team could get 3 robots in the back line if you are there. It is going to be hard enough to get everybody behind the line. try to get four behind the line?


Auto will be good but easy to block

This game is going to come down to a couple of things just like in the past teams try to do things and when it comes time to do it they will see it doesn't work and do something totally different.

Hershey 15-01-2005 15:23

Re: What will the winning robot have?
 
It will not be 'A' robot that will win this competition. I believe that it will be a luck and chance game. As long as the team has on bot to stack tetras, one that will be fast at geting tetras out in the game field, and one that is skilled at just defence, that team will be well set for the match.

tkwetzel 16-01-2005 10:43

Re: What will the winning robot have?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike Norton
Why go back to get the 10 points. Do you think a team could get 3 robots in the back line if you are there. It is going to be hard enough to get everybody behind the line. try to get four behind the line?

Let's not forget that you are allowed to drive within the goals...so if a robot on your team can do that then you should be set (as long as there aren't tetras under every goal on your side).

rmmlg 16-01-2005 14:16

Re: What will the winning robot have?
 
As many people said, it will need a many well done autonomous modes

Also, it needs to be able to hold multiple tetras at once for the rush at the end of the match

It needs to have a team with some good strategists

It needs an arm that can cap all goals (including the center) efficiently


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