Thread: Best defensive robots throughout FIRST
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Re: Best defensive robots throughout FIRST
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Originally Posted by SuperNerd256 View Post
actually preventing them from scoring
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Originally Posted by LedLover96 View Post
I have to say 16 is definitively, whether intentionally or not, one of the better D-Bots of all time.
If we're going for the starvation strategy, then I must say that 2010 469 has got to be the most amazing intentional starvation robot of my time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cR3l_d8YPtA
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What is even more crazy, and I got to see this in person in Atlanta, is that the Newton champs (67 294 177) simply outscored them. That is where history was made and to the victor goes the spoils.
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