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Re: What are your thoughts of Aerial Assist now?

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Originally Posted by wasayanwer97 View Post
Last year the average pre-match strategy was "Where are you loading, and where are you shooting from?"
I guess that's true in quals. I feel like the variety of robots in eliminations last year was much better. Cyclers, ground pickup types, full court shooters, FCS supporters (keeping the defense off them), standard defenders, climbers and dumpers. We spent a lot of time thinking about how the offensive matchups between robot types would go last year. Would a FCS / Ground pickup / Support be able to beat a pair of Ground pickups and a Defender? What about two Ground pickups and a Cycler vs two Cyclers and a Defender?

This year it felt more like you just needed to get the best possible robot for each of the 3 roles.

I agree that in quals this year, teams needed to be more fluid and quickly adapt to situations. I think that's more of a matter of execution though.
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