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Re: Smart team vs. Good Team

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Originally Posted by Ginger Power View Post
Alright so good teams are typically smart teams, however, hear me out. Who would typically win a match, a smart team or a good team? In this scenario by a smart team I mean a team with a weaker robot but knows the game inside and out and plays their strengths well. By a good team in this scenario I am referring to a team with a more competitive robot but isn't as well versed in the rules and doesn't play the game at max efficiency.

I believe the smart team will win every time. The smart team will be able to coordinate an alliance effectively which is vital to Aerial Assist. The smart team will incorporate the best possible strategy possible during quals regardless of who they are paired with. The good team will be more dependent on having good teams with them in quals, and that comes down to luck.

So who wins, the smart team, or the good team?
I would say a smart team would win and, i would belive we are living proof of this, we have a good robot this year it is in no way great but its good does its job, we ended WPI as the number one seed, by being efficient with our strategy, not wasting time attempting the ten point if we miss it the first time ect.
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