Thread: looking at OPR across events
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looking at OPR across events
Is it easier for a given team to get a high OPR at stacked event than a softer one?

I think that assist points being the first sort in standings after qualification points, forces good teams to work with their partners. Even if it means that the alliance wont score as many points.

I also think that assist points being awarded in the 0 10 30 order gives an advantage to teams who are going to highly competitive events.

I'm curious to hear what other CD users think.
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