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Re: Speed of KOP Chassis
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Originally Posted by Flimsor View Post
Hello,

I'm trying to get a general idea for the length of a scoring cycle, and wanted to use the speed of a standard KOP chassis as reference. I was wondering if anyone knew how fast it is?

Thanks
This'll depend on how many assists teams go for and whether they toss the ball over the Truss or not.

Truthfully, I expect (once defense is calculated in) 30-45 second cycle times during seeding rounds and ~30 second cycles during the finals.
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