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In this field, we're debating whether we should play the striking zone, or the defensive zone in Atlanta. We're pretty much the same as 20 and have been playing offense in Boston, but we're not sure what we should show off. Offense? or Defense?
Our autonomous get balls where they need to be but we generally like playing the front zone with our crab drive. |
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You definitely looked strong in the near zone at Boston. I would say you could play a good near and far zone, particularly with your crab setup. You can keep the far zone clear of any balls and then move up into the near zone mid match or be the main striker depending on the alliance. |
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I thought the Michigan state quals might go like the Atlanta quals: A lot of good teams trying to outscore their opponents. Then there comes the fact that teams may want to play some defense to show they can do it. Just like a team that has clearly been beaten by the finale that decides to hang. It gives the winning alliance another 4 points, but they prove to the scouting teams they can do it. Thoughts?
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Chinequa (sp?) was on Curie last year. Pretty sure Mark Leon was Curie the two years before that though. Jeff Seaton did Newton in 07, don't know about 08 |
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Great to see so many great teams in Newton, this will be my first time going to the World Torny............. errrrrrrr and first time not watching an event on a webcast this season =P
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Play what you need to do every match, and do it well. If all goes well, you seed high. If it doesn't, then you're a flexible partner. If you treat qualifications like a talent show and not a competitive match, it'll show. I'd be more impressed with doing whatever it takes to win than your ability to convince alliance partners to let you take a position repeatedly, possibly at their own expense. Play your game, it's not a bad one. |
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articulating 8-wheel drive train w/ 2 speed supershifters front mounted spring steel kicker with 20' range ablity to hang over the bump "469" like ball return redirection excellent pushing power, even against treaded bots Newton this year has some of my favorite teams: 16, 343, and 1902 jump out at me. I still remember the onik onik boom m&m's 1902 gave us back in '08:D . We had some rotten luck the first couple weeks, but we are hoping to make a name for our self as a defensive bot to be recogned with. I encourage everyone in Newton to stop by our pit or booth to learn about our Summer Pygames program. http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...light=team+342 |
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Thanks for the suggestions guys, its easier to get feedback from those on the outside looking in than deciding for yourself. :)
Definitely can't wait to see how this division plays out. |
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Ignore 3176 at your own risk. They have been working hard to make improvements and will be a factor.
And we will be bringing an improved Igor to newton with stronger faster hanger totally new ball magnet and enhanced kicking ability. See you all there. |
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I was trying to leave at least a few darkhorses for late round picks ;) Can't wait to see the goats! |
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Hi All!
Team 1727 is excited to join you all at Newton! Our robot flies, controls balls with tractor beams and can actually instantaneously transport all the balls into one goal, and that is all before we turn on the power. Oddly enough we couldn't do all that until Dean Kamen signed our bot! I have a few serious predictions though! 24 teams will make the elimination rounds at Newton. 3 will actually win the division. One rookie team will be awarded the highest rookie seed and team 1727 will have a blast no matter what happens!!! |
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