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Re: Defense in Ultimate Ascent
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Originally Posted by Bstep
Has anyone thought of what would happen if three FCSs made it on to one alliance? Many FCSs have an arced shot and could still score points around the pyramid from the inside feeder station. It would then take the entire opposing alliance to defend on them all. If any of them are free to shoot, then they could certainly beat out any cycle bots not defending them.
Although it probably won't occur, it would be very cool to see three FCSs on one alliance unopposed. It would be a sight to behold if there were that many Frisbees flying cross court. There would be none left within the first 20 seconds or less.
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I would disagree that they would beat out any cycling robots. No full court shooter has proven to be more accurate than good cycling bots so far. If neither team had a ground pickup I would put my money on 3 cycling bots over 3 FCS any day. 3 cyclers easily get through all of the disks in 2 minutes. Even 2 good cyclers can get through all of the disks. And I bet they would make more 3 pointers than the FCSers would.
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