Thread: What to work on for Worlds as a rookie team?
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Re: What to work on for Worlds as a rookie team?
make yourself sellable, or fill a niche: if you can do something that an alliance needs, then you're pickable; be able to cap high heights, or make lots of tote stacks, have the best Human Player at the competition, have a great auto (step container, 3 tote, etc), be able to upright downed containers, tether two ramps to your robot... keep in mind that you just have to be the 24th best robot to get picked if everyone's done their scouting correctly.

more important than that though is to just have fun; it's hard for the best of us to make it to Worlds, let alone getting picked for alliance selections. just getting to go is so frikin awesome, in the end getting picked doesnt matter (although it is cool)
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