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Originally Posted by MrTechCenter
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Here's the other matches we stacked in...
Spokane QF Match 1 - Failed attempt at a triple balance... We clearly needed more practice with 294. Also I think having the CG of the stacked robot that high works against you when balancing. Luckily, 294 scored enough to win that match.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bglFrbbN8Ss
Spokane QF Match 2 - Stacked but just a double... It seemed a better use of time to have 294 score some more balls.. unfortunately we lost by 2 points.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnnBxDSLOtk
Spokane QF Match 3 - Stacked but just a double again. Enough for a win and advanced to the semis, where we focused on defense to stop fender shooters.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gb7eKLP50uo
Was it worth it to do the stacking approach? Kinda yes and no.. It didn't pay off enough to win elims like we had hoped, but it was definitely a cool thing to try and pull off. I believe it really helped us get the ID award at Spokane, which is a win in a different sort of way. I still wished we would have tried it on the Coop bridge. It would be a penalty on both alliances, but they'd offset each other. It would be a truly cooperative effort!