Thread: Picking up a tube in opponent's Safe Zone
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Re: Picking up a tube in opponent's Safe Zone
What is the "GP" difference between intentionally violating your opponents' safe zone to retrieve a game piece, and intentionally violating your opponents' safe zone to bump a robot that was trying to hang a critical, logo-completing game piece? How much more "egregious" is one than the other?

BTW, as I interpret <G32> as of Update 4, it would be legal to pick up a tube that was lying partially in the safe zone, as long as your robot didn't break the plane and you were quick about it.
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