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We can always go back to corn. Only this time we can use those giant genetically engineered corn kernels that are the size of car tires.
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^ maybe gravel for the surface?
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I've always thought PVC batons with end caps would make a good game piece. The game could be designed so that teams can score points easier by gathering them up off the floor into a bin and depositing them somewhere, but score more by manipulating individual batons precisely and scoring in some other way. Largish end caps (~twice the radius of the baton) could make it so that they are not too much of a pain to pick up, but still a challenge.
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Why only use one type of game piece? I'm surprised there isn't more talk about using two different types of game pieces. I.E. pool noodles AND inner tubes, or something similar to that.
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what about trashing the idea of balls/rings/noodles/objects in general...
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I'm positive! We'll have to make robots that self balance on two wheels!!!! And climb up stairs to juggles herrings into a goal in the air.
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STOP GIVING DAVE IDEAS!!!
...please? Some of these ideas are just crazy enough that he might actually consider them...just the thought of that scares me. Despite what I just said, I'm sure it wont be long until I'm offerin more crazy ideas... :D |
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The game should be something that could be put to practical use in real life, and requires teamwork (much like this year's game). Rack n' Roll is great because you NEED a defensive robot, you NEED and offensive robot, and you NEED a bonus point robot. Anything else, and you aren't getting far.
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