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Re: 2011 Galileo Division
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Originally Posted by Nemo
The thing is, 469 had a tube while they were pushing 254 into their zone. That leaves at least three possible motives:
1) Trying to get the tube in to score.
2) Playing defense on 254.
3) Attempting the 'one move win.'
All three are pretty plausible. I don't think one can so quickly say that the refs did a bad job on this call. The "G61 does not apply" update and the updates to the update are poorly conceived, because the refs have to guess the motives of the drivers in addition to observing what happens on the field. The rules put the refs in a pretty tough spot on this one. I personally wouldn't fault the refs for calling this one in either team's favor.
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So does that mean if my bot is holding a tube I can pull off the one move win and have a god strategy in eliminations? Seems like the entire purpose of the rule is to prevent any way of making a one move win. The rule states that an attempt to do this will be seen as "egregious behavior" instantly which means that intent should not matter.
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