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Re: Championship Gameplay
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Originally Posted by pabeekm
Completely agree here. The dedicated defender strategy worked so well because most of the scoring robots at NC and Palmetto had mecanum drives and it was easier to push them around and slow down their cycles (especially considering most alliances only had one dedicated scorer). But with the more experienced drivers, stronger drivetrains, and presence of multiple capable scoring and passing bots on each alliance, triple assist cycles will become much easier to do and dedicated defense will be much less effective at championships. As a result, we'll probably wind up doing the pass to human player and then dump to a middleman bot who passes to the scorer.
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I agree. I think we will see quite a few renditions of the strategy used by 2013 during the eliminations of Western Cananda with a pass from the inbounder to a trusser. Truss from close to inbounding point to human, inbound to robot that is waiting. Then score.
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