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Re: Most Effective Scoring Design?

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Originally Posted by Karthik View Post
Nick Lawrence also drove for 1503 in 2010.

A good driver can't fix everything... (And I know 1503 agrees!)

I agree a good driver can't fix everything but neither can a good design. a 14 jointed arm may be the optimal way of scoring a game piece but if your driver can't use it you aren't going to be doing well.

In general I would claim that no one part of the system is best. I would claim that the most effective scoring system is the one which your team is adequately able to design, manufacture, iterate, program, and drive. I'm just saying that you have to evaluate things as a system rather than as a single item inside that system.
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