I'm thinking of making a playbook like for basketball or football with set plays for the different types of alliance set ups. I'm a visual learner so having drawing of what each robot should do during the match I feel would make it easier for each team to know and see before the match. The ideal strategy to me is what Justin said at first but with a slight change:
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Originally Posted by Justin Shelley
1) Inbounds from human player and passes to robot 2. Also can play defense if needed.
2) Retrieves from #1 and tosses over truss. Can also high score if needed. Set screen/pick/block for robot 3.
3) Catches ball from #2 and scores into high goal with a large "sweet spot"
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I also would have robot 1 toss it over the truss and have robot 2 or 3 catch it. I feel having robots in your scoring zone helps minimize defense on your primary scorer as one can block/screen/pick the defense to give space for the scorer to score.
Of course if the scorer can score with little to no problem with the defense on them, then yes, having a 2nd robot playing defense is definitely a better option.