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Re: Aerial Assist--Perspective from a low-resource team

The best thing I would say to do is practice driving. Looking at the game, many of the matches will be decided by who has the better driver.

Also, building a second bot would also be benificial so you can continue to practice driving after the build season is over.

Autonomous will also be huge considering that since many of the teams (from what I have seen) will be decent or better at scoring during tele-op, so matches might also come down to which alliance missed an auto shot. So getting an early start at auto is always a good thing.
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