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Originally Posted by Oblarg
The trade-off is, of course, that you make it that much more daunting for new teams, which already have a rough time of it.
The one thing I'd like to see this next year is a field containing only elements that are easily mocked up to acceptable accuracy with commonly available resources. It's not good game design when a large fraction of the teams have no way of seeing if their mechanisms really work until they get to a bona-fide practice field of some sort. 2008 was a good example of this done right, as were 2010 and 2011. 2013 was most definitely not; that pyramid was a killer.
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I agree in every point. especially the pyramid thing. that was pretty ridiculous. It would be tricky for new teams to do stuff if it was much harder.
What I fail to understand is this: Sometimes I see rookie teams with EXACTLY a kit bot, the same one they built at kickoff! they did absolutely nothing at all in 6 weeks, except make bumpers. I understand some teams have trouble here and there, but c'mon, screw on a 2x4 or something!
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