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Re: A lot of good loking robots
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Originally Posted by Nemo
I don't blame the super powerhouse teams for preferring a more difficult game like Breakaway - that was a really cool game that showed how organized and talented the really good teams are. But it's nice to have a year where more teams can field a robot that can do each element of the game pretty well. I'm happy that the difficulty of the game can vary somewhat from year to year.
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Organized? Yes we are. Powerhouse? NO.
Even thought we had a great year last year, I would never ask to be in the same situation again as Breakaway was THE worst build season we ever had. That was a tough game to be able to do everything and "try" to do it well.
Personally, I like the game being similar to 2007. There are still other elements to this game that calls for great strategies, a great human player, great driving (backwards again to score), and TWO robots.
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