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Unread 23-04-2012, 00:04
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Re: Possible Lower Scores on Einstein?

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Originally Posted by Alpha Beta View Post
18 balls - (3 x 3 alliance robots) - (2 x 3 human players) - (2 left on alliance bridge) = 1 ball.

Winning strategy. Score 48 in auto including co-op bridge, alliance shoots the 9 held balls with 35 seconds to spare for 27 more points, then spends last 30 seconds triple ballancing for 40 points.

Teleop is nearly a wash unless their is some ball stealing involved. Holding those balls right before the time when teams need to concentrate on the bridges could work.
Better start tracking OPRs for human players!

If this plays out, those starved balls need to be turned into human thrown buzzer beaters.

What a way to decide Einstein... if both alliances decide to starve.

Both triple balance, and there's a wealth of balls in the hands of the human players with <30 seconds left...

P.S. I'll never get any work done... this thread has made me revise my pre-scouting pick list AGAIN... Alliances running this strategy only need to shoot twice the entire match: once in hybrid, and once near the end of the match before triple balancing. Strong hybrid, excellent ball-pickup, steady high-percentage shooters immune to heavy defense, fast triple balancing, and a human player who can make shots.
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